booting.

[Carl Ljungmark]

That helped! thanks alot!
Not sure what the disk management utility is (I just tried to run 'Disk  
utility', but that didn't change the boot configuration..).
again, thanks.
/carl

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 13:00:18 +0100, <lenoble at cip.dauphine.fr> wrote:

> Opening the "Disk Management" utility on OSX erases your boot  
> configuration.
>
> You can boot on your Linux (or osx) partition by pressing "alt" at boot.
> Then, run "ybin" to rewrite your boot config from your yaboot.conf file.
>
> Hope that helps !
>
> Selon Carl Ljungmark <cljun001 at stud.informatik.fh-wiesbaden.de>:
>
>> Hi everyone!
>> Managed to succesfully install YDL on my ibook, together with osx.
>> However, after a few days - the boot behaviour changed. I can no longer
>> boot linux, macosx just boots like linux didn't exist. What can have
>> happened to my boot mechanism? I never really had the chance to figure  
>> out
>> exactly how it works, with yaboot and all, but now it simply doesn't  
>> work..
>> I tried to mount my ext3 disk from osx, but that didn't work either.
>> Should I just reinstall YDL, or is there another way to restore the boot
>> sequence?
>> thanks in advance,
>> carl
>>
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