Greetings All:-)
I had earlier promised to post the procedure I used to get Ubuntu Linux
running on the Quad MacPro (the desktop, not the MacBook). Work has
gotten rather busy of late so I must apologize and post what I have so
far. It should be mentioned that I am not running Windows, so
Hi,
You want to run gptsync before this point.
> # in chrooted terminal
> lilo -b /dev/sda4
> # warning/error messages may occur
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junichi
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Junichi Uekawa wrote:
>You want to run gptsync before this point.
>
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>
>># in chrooted terminal
>>lilo -b /dev/sda4
>># warning/error messages may occur
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At which point in the procedure would you recommend running gptsync ?
If I recall correctly, gptsync is a utility supplied by rEFIt.
Does anyone know if there are any thermal issues to be concerned about
while running under Linux rather than OS X ? Are there any special
kernel configuration options for this when building a custom kernel ?
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I notice at power up on the Quad MacPro that there is a delay of
approximately 30 seconds before the rEFIt screen is displayed. Has
anyone else noticed this on the MacPro or any similar machine ?
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Is there a way yet to change the OS booted by default by rEFIt ?
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Hi,
> >You want to run gptsync before this point.
> >
> >
> >
> >># in chrooted terminal
> >>lilo -b /dev/sda4
> >># warning/error messages may occur
> >>
> >>
> At which point in the procedure would you recommend running gptsync ?
As I written above; just before running 'lilo -b'. since li
