Can't boot OSX
Samuel Rydh
mol-general@lists.maconlinux.org
Mon, 24 Feb 2003 17:53:35 +0100
On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 05:41:24PM +0100, Daniele Purrone wrote:
> but when it does, I get a message saying it could not
> find any valid Mac OS Rom on it, and so it goes back to hda10.
Yes... you have to use the --osx switch in order to boot MacOS X.
> If I launch it with the --osx option a get a different error message
> saying he didn't find the BootX. The strange thing is I shouldn't have
> a "BootX", AFAIK, being my computer a new world Mac.
Well, what BootX refers to is the MacOS X boot loader (not Ben's
Linux boot loader). You have either a broken MOL installation
or (more probably) a too old version. I recommend you install
the latest MOL version for OSX. The source is available
through rsync:
rsync -rzv mol.penguinppc.org::mol mol-rsync
cd mol-rsync
./autogen.sh ; ./configure
make libimport
make
make install
Cheers,
/Samuel