Start the d-i (maybe the ubuntu livecd can do too!) and get to a shell. There, mount in rw your / partition and chroot into it:
# chroot /where/you/mounted
now mount all of your partitions, I guess a
# mount -a
should do, and then issue
# ybin -v
That should do the trick. I had to do it a couple of times (my fault in writing yaboot.conf) and worked quite well.
Okay, that's what I tried with the ubuntu live-cd. Next time I'll try the d-i.
I really hope we can get Grub or an equivalent very very soon, as I hate
lilo/yaboot.
Yeah, me too.
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