Unable to see installed YDL on my Mac G4 system.
Dean Loros
autocrosser at macdialup.com
Sat Mar 19 12:09:57 MST 2005
Well-when you booted from another device, you reset the open
firmware--You will most likely have to "resee" your Linux partition
everytime you use a drive other that the one you installed linux on--I
run four drives in my system & kept OSX & Linux on the same drive--I
have a extra OSX install on another drive as a backup--but haven't
tried to boot from it yet--I'm sure I'll have to re-set the OF.
Try booting from the install disc as per prior Emails---There are
several good sources for info in the web also--just Google for them--
On Mar 19, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Frederick C.Lee wrote:
> I could reboot in all drives initially.
> But after running Panther (from an ext HD) for a few hours and then
> reboot, pressing the ALT key only revealed other OS X boot drives.
> The Linux is 'off the radar' once again.
> This is a royal pisser: having to re-initialize the damn Linux to
> reset everything.
>
> The OS X somehow takes control of what's inclusive in the 'boot club'
> and douches foreign drives.
> Now I have the ExtFSManager system control and it DOES see the Linux
> partitions on the other drive. They're all 'untitled' except for the
> swap drive which is labeled.
>
> I'll try the 'linux rescue' in a moment.
>
> But can't OS X play 'fair' and allow the Linux to be seen at start up?
> Or is it a hardware problem of some sort?
>
> Regards,
>
> Ric.
>
> On Mar 18, 2005, at 5:25 PM, Robert Story wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 11:38:37 -0800 Frederick wrote:
>> FCL> partitions) till the installation successfully concluded and did
>> a
>> FCL> reboot.
>>
>> What happened when you rebooted?
>>
>> Try booting and holding down the option key, and see if a penguin
>> icon shows
>> up.
>>
>> try booting the install cd, and selecting 'linux rescue'. does it
>> detect your
>> linux partitions? if so, chroot to it, and run ybin -v.
>>
>
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Dean Loros
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