Alright...I've done that before and I just did it again....i type in l then when it askes me for the device I type in /dev/hda and it tells me it can't open file /dev/hda
On 2/21/02 10:17 AM, "Stew Benedict" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Eric Wickstrom wrote: > >> Stew, >> >> Alright...I'll tell you exactly what I did >> >> I have one HD. I booted from an OS9 install CD. I ran drive setup. >> Initialized my HD with 2 partitions one MacOS Extended for my Mac Boot and >> one unformatted for linux. I boot from the installer cd. I run the text >> installer. I complete the text installer and it tells me to type in setenv >> boot-device hd:10,\\:tbxi and that is what I typed into openfirmware. But >> the machine still boots into macos by default doesn't go to yaboot. When I >> open drive setup again it tells me that there are 4 partitions and >> "partitions that are not recognized" I have a feeling that might be the >> problem. Is there anything you could suggest doing... >> > > Not recognized by MacOS is a Good Thing(TM), otherwise it would probably > trash your Linux stuff. You need to use the MacOS version of pdisk (see > the file in "doc" on the CD for the URL), to see how the partition table > looks to yaboot/Linux. > > Stew Benedict
