'] boot catch 1000 ms cr again boot)
produces:
0> can't OPEN:
ok
0>
If anyone can help I would _much_ appreciate it. I can't help but feel
I'm close. I have both OS's on the machine, I just can't boot debian
:( If anyone knows of somewhere else I could ask this qu
to Linux. It already runs on OSX.
> If you don't delete partition 6, you'll always get that warning. But
> if it works that way, you might not care.
What if I installed MacOSX behind Linux ? Would that help at all ?
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with the scrolling
can't OPEN: can't OPEN:
So now this is no longer a dual boot issue, but just a how do I boot
debian :(
Any advice on what else could be wrong would be much appreciated.
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the classic environment in OSX ?
Thanks,
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hat I need Disk
Copy 6.3.3 or later to write the image to a floppy.
The problem I have here is that OSX doesn't seem to support my floppy
drive. It sure doesn't see disks when I insert them.
Is there any other way to write this image so that I can sort out the
firmware and boot Linu
ll bootable
partitions have to be within the first 8 gig on this old beast :(
This has certainly turned into more of a learning curve than I hoped
it would :(
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artition
being bootable.
I'm getting very desparate here :( Any further advice (up to and
including give it up - its never going to work) would be greatly
appreciated here.
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Sorry to toppost, but please ignore my previous message, the
beginnings of which are described here. I have made (some) progress by
setenv boot-device ide/@0:0
I will post new problem in a separate thread.
Wayne Pascoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Chris Tillman <[EMAIL PROTEC
label=Linux
read-only
The partition=6 bit in this is important. This should probably match
whatever partition you have (eg 6 for hda6, 3 for hda3)
- chroot /mnt as follows : chroot /mnt /bin/bash
- run quik
I hope that this finds its way into the archives and helps
someone. Thanks again to
that all partitions that you wish to boot from are within
> > the first 8gig on beige G3's
>
> Was this one of your problems? Or did you find a pointer somewhere
> that this is an issue?
This is an issue with the old beige g3's. It wasn't one of my
problems
.
Is there any way that I can boot OSX now ?
Secondly, I only seem able to use 1 mouse button. I've tried
ctrl-button, apple-button and option-button. What do I need to
simulate second and third buttons in X ?
Thanks,
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> OS9. Using a more current yaboot seemed to help a bunch.
Having an oldworld g3 means that I have to use quik. :(
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Chris Tillman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Option, not o.
Stupidest question of the year... Is option the one to the left of the
apple key ? The one I hold down with apple, o and f to get the
openfirmware prompt ?
I got my mac VERY second hand and don't have a manual for it :
d ? I'd like something that will
work with OSX as well.
Ta, :)
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So things like the microsoft Infra red mice should work then ?
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