Thanks Javier.. .I downloaded the iso image but it turns out that my
disk copy
software has disappeared mysteriously.. I wonder if Panther had
something to do
with it since I don't remember deleting it.. and it should install by
default
when OS X is installed/upgraded.. but it wasn't.. luckily
I'm not sure ;) Try rebooting without rerunning ybin and if it works
you needn't bother.
Yes, I rebooted without running ybin just to check and it worked again..
so I guess I'll just leave it at that then.. :-)
Thanks again,
nirmal
> Resetting the PRAM should get you back to a boot prompt so that you can
> boot into Linux and rerun ybin. Ctl+Alt+P+R
>
Oh Cool!! That worked... thanks a lot! Btw, why do I need to rerun ybin if the
PRAM reset did the trick? Is there something else that ybin will do?
Thanks,
nirmal
On (11/11/03 06:35), Nirmal Govind wrote:
> > Resetting the PRAM should get you back to a boot prompt so that you can
> > boot into Linux and rerun ybin. Ctl+Alt+P+R
> >
>
> Oh Cool!! That worked... thanks a lot! Btw, why do I need to rerun ybin if the
> PRAM reset did the trick? Is there someth
Thanks Javier.. .I downloaded the iso image but it turns out that my disk copy
software has disappeared mysteriously.. I wonder if Panther had something to do
with it since I don't remember deleting it.. and it should install by default
when OS X is installed/upgraded.. but it wasn't.. luckily I ha
On (11/11/03 10:51), Clive Menzies wrote:
> Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 10:51:10 +
> From: Clive Menzies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Nirmal Govind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org
> Subject: Re: Help - no dual boot after upgrading OS X
>
> O
On (11/11/03 04:33), Nirmal Govind wrote:
> Hi.. I just upgraded to OS X.3 and looks like the installer wiped the boot
> loader... so I don't get the dual boot option anymore.. I don't have the
> debian
> install cd with me either.. is there any way of booting into the linux
> partition so that I
Hi Nirmal,
The other day I was playing around with a binary that needed some
version of ld-XXX.so, and I deleted the symbolic link to it, rendering
my system unuseable (heh, my stupidity is sooo great 8-)
Anyways, I booted in MacOSX, downloaded the first Debian CD, and burnt
it with no problems u
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