Problems from processor to booting... Need guidence

[Jason Stevens]

I can just quickly answer the last question about booting into OS X. Log in
as root, open a text editor, and open the file /etc/yaboot/config. Change
the line that reads defaultos=linux to defaultos=macosx. On reboot, you
should now see options for Linux as well as OS X.

On 6/18/03 9:11 AM, "Mike Holley" <mike@holleyinc.com> wrote:

> I have a 1 GHz TiBook. Mac OS sees my 1 GHz processor, but YDL sees 667
> MHz. Why is this, and how do I change it?
> 
> I read somewhere if I wanted to mount my Mac partition use the command
> 'netatalk.' I must be doing something wrong, I can't seem to get it to
> work. Is there a different command I need to use, or another app?
> 
> When I try to set up my laptop to connect to a wireless network via
> 'redhat-config-network' I get an error. Something about the Wireless
> Extension used to initialize my wireless card was version 14 and the
> version the OS uses is 12. How do I either use version 12 on my card,
> or 14 in my system?
> 
> Last but not least; the Yaboot menu doesn't included Mac OS X. How do I
> add it to the menu, and make it the default OS for the time out? Thanks
> for all the help.
> 
> -Mike Holley-
> mike@holleyinc.com
> 
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