On Sun, Mar 11, 2001 at 09:34:02AM -0800, Benjamin Kite wrote:
> Woogy. It looks like the fact that I have a 2.0 firmware is keeping me
> from being able to boot.
>
> Would any of these help?:
>
>
> - Upgrading my OpenFirmware (where can you get replacement ROMs?)
hahaha don't we wish ;-
Woogy. It looks like the fact that I have a 2.0 firmware is keeping me
from being able to boot.
Would any of these help?:
- Upgrading my OpenFirmware (where can you get replacement ROMs?)
- Creating an iso9660 filesystem on one of the partitions
( read 2.0 can r
Prior to now, Ethan Benson wrote :::
::
:: > Problem 1: "ofpath" doesn't work on my system
::
:: whenever you do this get booted, could you send me a tarball of
:: /proc/device-tree ? with this i can add support to ofpath.
::
I can do that from that HFS boot disk. I'll send that off to
On Thu, Mar 08, 2001 at 12:08:37PM -0800, Benjamin Kite wrote:
> Prior to now, Ethan Benson wrote :::
> ::
>
> I'm convinced that quik succeeded in putting the bootblock on /dev/hdb2,
> (or at least I'm going to pretend to be for now) so I'm going about trying
> to boot from that partitio
Prior to now, Ethan Benson wrote :::
::
I'm convinced that quik succeeded in putting the bootblock on /dev/hdb2,
(or at least I'm going to pretend to be for now) so I'm going about trying
to boot from that partition.
Problem 1: "ofpath" doesn't work on my system
Problem 2: The
On Wed, Mar 07, 2001 at 10:50:01AM -0800, Benjamin Kite wrote:
> Solution:
>
> 1. If anybody else is still having trouble with the HFS boot disk
> locking the keyboard (or not recognizing ADB input) on an old-
> world macintosh, there is a bootable floppy floating around th
On Wed, Mar 07, 2001 at 10:50:01AM -0800, Benjamin Kite wrote:
> 1. Is it so odd for the only disk in an oldworld macintosh to come
> up as /dev/hdb? Is it such a bad thing that it's probably making
> things confused at boot-time?
I think that's ok. The linux IDE drivers
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