On (27/06/05 09:47), Dimitri Apostola wrote: > I was wondering -- the Installation Manual for using OldWorld Macs and > hard drive booting says to use the Woody installation files, and those > seem to work alright, but the directory structure on the FTP has > naturally changed between Woody and Sarge, and so the files that one > would use for this process (a linux.bin among others) don't seem to > exist anymore. > > So I guess I was wondering if I was looking in the wrong place, or if > there was a similar process that could be done using Boot X, but using > sarge and a 2.6 kernel? If you copy the installer /vmlinuz and /initrd kernel images to the mac system folder (I forget exactly the process but it should be in the archives - I don't have a live old-world machine anymore). BootX will then boot the install CD. The main thing to remember is to copy the installed /vmlinuz and /initrd images to the mac side BEFORE you reboot during the install; otherwise you won't get back to the install. There should also be information on this in the archives.
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