Get yourself a distro (like YDL) on CD and just go to it. Install notes should be included. You can probably find them on the web too. The StarMax will require a partition with MacOS installed to "bootstrap" with, so you'll need to know how to partition your hard drive. Partitioning is the hardest part, and it's not bad. I loaded YDL 2.1 onto a clone myself and didn't have any major problems. I used to have a page online detailing my experiences, but my site was recently taken down.
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