multiple linux installs
Romeyn Prescott
yellowdog-general@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Fri Mar 29 09:25:02 2002
>
>So, I'd like to have YD & woody sit on the same drive together. I've
>booted multiple distros in the x86 world with lilo plenty of times.
>Normally I install lilo to the root (/) partition of the 1st install, and
>install it to the MBR from the 2nd install, with a "other" stanz
>pointing to the 1st install's root partition.
>
>The PPC world kinda threw me with the bootstrap partition and yaboot. I'm
>not sure what is required, and what the equivalent of what I'm trying to
>do above is. Can any one shed some light on this for me?
>
Hi from a fellow SUNY IT guy!
I would try (on a non-production unit, of course!) a single bootstrap
partition, a single swap, and two / (as defined in the installers for
each distro).
Then modify /etc/yaboot.conf to point to the appropriate partition
for each distro.
That SHOULD work. I think! :-/
I haven't yet decided to go the linux route on my PB G4, but I have
it (YDL 2.1) running on a WallStreet PB G3 rather happily.
...ROMeyn
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