Panther
Tim D. Middleton
yellowdog-newbie@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Fri, 30 Apr 2004 07:24:59 -0400
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On 28-Apr-04, at 11:51 AM, Tom Vawter wrote:
> ...But according to the YDL support page, I would need to first format
> with
> Jaguar for the partitions to be acceptable to YDL. Of course, this
> can't be done.
Tom, I just installed 3.0.1 yesterday with no problem. That rule only
applied to the Yellow Dog Linux versions prior to 2003-11-18. Here is
the FYI from Yellow Dogs site.
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How to install Panther ...
Panther introduces a journaling filesystem to HFS+. This is good news
for OSX but until the YDL kernel is updated to recognize the new
partition formatting, there is a bit of a trick to installing Panther
so that YDL remains functional--so, a) use Jaguar to format the OSX
partition (or just don't reformat with Panther); b) install Panther on
the partition created by Jaguar. Those of you simply upgrading from
Janguar to Panther should be ok.
An alternative is to download newer YDL ISOs (2003-11-18 or newer).
You can find them by selecting a mirror from here.
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Hope this helps.
Tim
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On 28-Apr-04, at 11:51 AM, Tom Vawter wrote:
<excerpt>...But according to the YDL support page, I would need to
first format with
Jaguar for the partitions to be acceptable to YDL. Of course, this
can't be done.
</excerpt>
Tom, I just installed 3.0.1 yesterday with no problem. That rule only
applied to the Yellow Dog Linux versions prior to 2003-11-18. Here is
the FYI from Yellow Dogs site.
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How to install Panther ...
</color></bold><color><param>0000,0000,0000</param> Panther introduces
a journaling filesystem to HFS+. This is good news for OSX but until
the YDL kernel is updated to recognize the new partition formatting,
there is a bit of a trick to installing Panther so that YDL remains
functional--so, a) use Jaguar to format the OSX partition (or just
don't reformat with Panther); b) install Panther on the partition
created by Jaguar. Those of you simply upgrading from Janguar to
Panther should be ok.
An alternative is to download newer YDL ISOs (2003-11-18 or newer).
You can find them by selecting a mirror from here.
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Hope this helps.
Tim
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