Strange behavior

[mascarasnake]

I'm assuming that you changed your startup disk...

If you change your Startup Disk in OS X (or OS 9, for that matter), you  
kinda screw up the boot sequence.

It all has to do with which partition/system is blessed.

The first part that needs to load is the Bootstrap

Check out the directions here:
	<http://penguinppc.org/projects/yaboot/doc/yaboot-howto.shtml/ 
ch9.en.shtml>

as to how to fix all that. It's not a really bad idea to read the  
entire HowTo.

If you need to boot into your OS9 partition, set it up in the  
yaboot.conf file.

Let us know how you progress.

HTHO and g'luck

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dontdrill@earthlink.net
mascarasnake@mac.com
On May 23, 2004, at 7:30 PM, gsabreu wrote:

> 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