On Friday 07 February 2003 02:27 pm, Stew Benedict wrote:
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> Any module need to access "/" needs to be loaded by an initrd. Folks
> using bootX to load linux have this extra grief to deal with. Since you
> are using ext3 on "/" and it's modular, you need the initrd I created in
> the BootX folder to be able to access and mount that partition as ext3.
> Same would apply for scsi or other journalled filesystems. For the final,
> I'll try to have initrd's for all the journalled filesystems in that
> folder.
Yes and I know but some of us can simply not afford to have a mac that is new
and shiny but yet we still like the little buggers. Untill the prices of the
used hardware fall inline to what it is really worth I dare say I wont be
owning a new world mac for quite a long time.
Anyway Stew thanks for your help with this stuff since I know the old world
macs are not officially supported anyway.
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>
> Stew Benedict
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