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[Derick Centeno]

Bill:

I'll split my response between your comments for easier reading.

Bill Perrotta wrote:
> Another thing i have seen some other free bootloaders besides bootx on 
> the internet 
Yes there is perhaps one or two, but amongst those the best and most 
documented material revolves around BootX.  That availability can be 
useful if one takes the time to go through it unhurriedly.
> that will allow me to boot os x on an old world mac. And if you 
> understood me correctly i was repairing 2 macs. The one i was going to 
> give to the computer illiterate person was going to osx to run some 
> modern apps. 
Then perhaps the question is what is the model of the Mac where OS X is 
supposed to be run?  If this effort you are engaged in is a matter of 
assisting this person it is unfortunately no help or assistance if OS X 
is going to be run on a Mac 8500.  However, if the Mac running OS X is 
of a more advanced model then it is admirable that the more advanced 
model running OS X will go to this person.  There is really no reason to 
guess on which hardware will run OS X, the tests have already been done 
and the recommendations already exist.  All anyone needs to do is read 
and check against a reference like Macworld and Apple for their 
recommendations regarding which hardware will run OS X acceptably well, 
> I said the one with yellopw dog i was keeping. And if i ever find a 
> tutorial that is less confusing and more detailed i could try to 
> install ydl4 on it. 
As the only model initially mentioned was the Mac 8500 the challenge 
appeared to get BootX running properly within the original Mac OS which 
that machine came with.
If there is a more advanced model, it should be clarified and mentioned, 
as perhaps -- it may not require BootX or anything else to run YDL.  Of 
course, the question is dependent on what that model is...

The link explaining how to install YDL 4 and YDL 4.1 is located here:

http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/support/installation/
> But even if it crashes it is just an old pc someone gave to me. Just 
> like a mechanic the pc and electronics technician does not always have 
> the latest and greatest pcs. cause he knows if they break down he can 
> fix them. My mechanic drove an old bmw he found in parts in the 
> junkyard and fixed. The regular consumes pays the high prices for the 
> latest and greatest gadgets. and if i could do everything i had to 
> with ydl4 for now i probably could care less about ydl5 until ydl4 
> falls way out of the range of support.
>
Nearly every participant of this list is a tinkerer of one sort or 
another.  More than a few however a full professional engineers and 
scholars in their expertise which includes Linux/Unix and things related 
to Computer Science, their advice is far more worth attending to than my 
own.  However, when there is a trend of similar concepts, terms of 
usage, ideas or explanations -- that would mostly catch even a 
generalist's attention. 

Best wishes...