Strange behavior

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No one has given me an answer or even a clue about the strange behavior 
on my Pismo powerbook. Okay YDL is my default boot because that's the 
only way it will. I cannot get YDL to boot up from yaboot after holding 
down the option button. Most of my primary apps are on Mac OS 10.3.3 so 
I use it most and can boot from yaboot (or at least get into 10.3.3 
while holding down the option key) now if for some strange reason I 
need to change my start up disk to 9 or use a cd the default is changed 
from YDL to Mac 10.3.3 and then I cannot boot into YDL at all. Does 
anyone have any clue? Is there a way in Mac or YDL to change which hard 
disk occupies the default position? Because if YDL isn't default it 
isn't anything. Sigh. At least on this computer.

A day dawns, quite like other days; in it, a single hour comes, quite 
like other hours; but in that day and in that hour the chance of a 
lifetime faces us.
- Maltbie Babcock
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No one has given me an answer or even a clue about the strange
behavior on my Pismo powerbook. Okay YDL is my default boot because
that's the only way it will. I cannot get YDL to boot up from yaboot
after holding down the option button. Most of my primary apps are on
Mac OS 10.3.3 so I use it most and can boot from yaboot (or at least
get into 10.3.3 while holding down the option key) now if for some
strange reason I need to change my start up disk to 9 or use a cd the
default is changed from YDL to Mac 10.3.3 and then I cannot boot into
YDL at all. Does anyone have any clue? Is there a way in Mac or YDL to
change which hard disk occupies the default position? Because if YDL
isn't default it isn't anything. Sigh. At least on this computer. 


<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><x-tad-bigger>A day dawns, quite like
other days; in it, a single hour comes, quite like other hours; but in
that day and in that hour the chance of a lifetime faces us.

- Maltbie Babcock</x-tad-bigger></fontfamily>
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