You mean the halt about not finding the RPM list? I don't know - 1 other
person mentioned that, but it's all the same ISO, so I don't understand
why it works for most people, and not others. (unless you were using
testboot4 - which has no RPMS) The other stop at the lack of being able to
create the bootloader partition is/was intentional, as it's needed for the
boot scheme.
If your MacOS is wiped out now, the best thing to do is re-install MacOS
and just leave free space at the end of the drive, then the installer will
do the right thing.
Stew Benedict
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On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
> Stew,
>
> You're right - my setup is kinda screwy, not your fault, you warned me.
>
> Why did the install halt in the first place? Is this something you
> could help me with?
>
> -Brice
>
> Stew Benedict wrote:
>
> >I think so, that's why I tried to warn you of issues with MacOS on the
> >last partition, and why I stress in the install documents to start with
> >Apple_Free at the end of the drive.
> >
> >Sorry about that,
> >Stew Benedict
> >
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