>I don't know how the Apple/Mac hardware works, but as long as
>you're
>in the game of trying the out-of-the-ordinary you might want to see
if
>the sarge installer will work on it.
>http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
>(FWIW the beta2 release of the new debian-installer worked q
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 05:00:50PM -0200, Leandro Guimarães Faria Corcete
Dutra wrote:
| Em Qua, 2004-01-21 às 16:27, Troy Conkright escreveu:
| > > I had to install a small Mac OS in its own partition to be able
| > > to boot the installer with BootX.
| >
| > That would be the easiest route, e
Em Qua, 2004-01-21 às 16:27, Troy Conkright escreveu:
> > I had to install a small Mac OS in its own partition to be able
> > to boot the installer with BootX.
>
> That would be the easiest route, except I don't have access to any
> MacOS. That kind of puts a damper on things!
You hav
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 10:00:36AM -0500, Troy Conkright wrote:
> Well, from what I've read in the archives, I realize this is a sadistic
> thing to attempt for my first linux install! Here's the thing: I'm using
> the Debian Boot-Floppy-Hfs.img to install. I downloaded Debian 3.0r1
> and burned t
Em Qua, 2004-01-21 às 13:00, Troy Conkright escreveu:
> thing to attempt for my first linux install! Here's the thing: I'm using
> the Debian Boot-Floppy-Hfs.img to install. I downloaded Debian 3.0r1
[...]
> /dev/hda2. Well, I have NO macOS on this machine, as my boss deleted the
> MAC partition w
Well, from what I've read in the archives, I realize this is a sadistic
thing to attempt for my first linux install! Here's the thing: I'm using
the Debian Boot-Floppy-Hfs.img to install. I downloaded Debian 3.0r1
and burned them onto disk. First, i can't get a Swap partition created,
and could us
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