Well at least you know your system is working properly, that is exactly
what should happen given what you did :-)
The Tiger installation over-wrote yaboot on the boot sector of your
drive. Had you installed the OSes in the opposite order you would be OK
(I think).
Anyway, I believe if you simply boot into YDL and run ybin it should
replace yaboot and things should run OK.
B. Adjodha wrote:
I recently got Yellowdog linux 4.0.1 and decided to give it a try on
my PowerPC G5 2.5. I have 2 internal drives and decided to parition
the first drive in two and installed YDL on the first partition and
MAC OS X
tiger on the second. The installation of YDL went fine but after I
installed Tiger and rebooted, the system only boots up Tiger (with NO
option of allowing me to choose one of the OS. Now I could only get
to YDL by holding down the option key on the mac keyboard, where I
will see a list of drives that have operating system installed. when
I pick the drive that has YDL installed then the system would boot to
that partition.,
Any ideas or suggestions on how I can fix this problem.
thanks
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