problem launching mol with jaguar

[christophe barbé]

Hi,

I am trying to launch jaguar from linux using mol and get the following:

 startmol --osx
Mac-on-Linux 0.9.65 Copyright (C) 1997-2002 Samuel Rydh
Starting MOL session 5
Config dir: /etc/mol
Data dir: /usr/share/mol
Loading Mac-on-Linux kernel module:
   /lib/modules/2.4.20-pre7-ben0/misc/mol.o
Session 5. Lockfile: /var/lock/mol-5
Debugger nub disabled
The session save/restore feature is disabled
OF device tree: oftrees/oftree.x
Timebase frequency: 33.33 MHz
96MB RAM mapped at 0x40000000
Running in PowerPC G4 mode
Could not open /proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/keyboard_sends_linux_keycodes
Using Linux keycodes
pci.c: Doesn't look lika a PCI device
heathrow: Couldn't get pci device number
MOL PIC found
No nvram found in device tree
Using nvram-image '/var/lib/mol/nvram.x'
FIXME: IRQ assignement and device identification 
Could not open '/var/lib/mol/x11.kbd'
Video module 'xvideo' installed.
Running on VT 8.
Could not open '/var/lib/mol/console.kbd'
Using usb mouse on /dev/input/mice
Cache enabled for console-video
Video module 'console_video' installed.

MODE:  640* 480, depth 8,32   { 0.0 } Hz
MODE:  800* 600, depth 8,32   { 0.0 } Hz
MODE: 1024* 768, depth 8,32   { 0.0 } Hz
MODE: 1152* 768, depth 8,15,32   { 54.7 } Hz
MODE: 1152* 864, depth 8,32   { 0.0 } Hz
MODE: 1280*1024, depth 8,32   { 0.0 } Hz
MODE: 1600*1200, depth 8,32   { 0.0 } Hz

Starting in video mode 640*480, depth 32, 0.0 Hz  [offs:0, rb:2560]

Disk /dev/hda2                           <read-write>    0 MB BOOT

Boot device: /mol-blk/disk@0:0
<*> -------------------------------------------
<*> MacOS X boot loader started
<*> Trying to load /mol-blk/disk@0:0,\mach_kernel.mol
<*> Opening partition [/mol-blk/disk@0:0]...
<*> Trying to load /mol-blk/disk@0:0,\mach_kernel
<*> --> BootX failure: failed to load the mach kernel

cleaning up...
Terminating threads...
DONE


The MacOs partition is hda2 and is a HFS partition.
I am using the mol 0.9.65-1 unofficial debian package and the associated kernel
modules.

Any idea ?

Christophe