> I have a beige G3/300 that I'd like to set up to
> triple-boot between Jaguar, OS 9, and Linux. Other
> than the "first 8 GB" limitation for Jaguar, what
> else would I need to do to get this to work?
That's pretty much it. I have a similar setup, at least for now. Using
BootX, booting Linux has always worked better for me using the startup
selection screen rather than starting Linux from the control panel. It
isn't a true triple-boot, where you can go directly to whichever OS you
want at startup, but it works.
I've put up with the hassle primarily because I'm only booting into Linux
to pick up any files I missed when moving to OSX, and I've only had to do
that once in some months. I'm dropping Linux on my Mac (but continue to
run it on a Pentium laptop).
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