On Fri, 14 Jul 2006, Kenneth Browne wrote:
Derick Centeno wrote:
Hi Ken:
As far as I know, I believe the easiest approach to try out is to select
from within OS X, System Preferences and choose Startup Disk. Then choose
OS X residing on whichever drive OS X lives in. You can't miss it. When
done, then choose restart. That should be it. OS X doesn't see YDL
anyway, at least, not when I look from within OS X and I have YDL 4.1 on
the same internal drive but different partition.
I think I've tried this (some time ago) However, I also think I installed a
utility on the OSX side that allows OSX to see the Linux drife. It shows up
on the desktop as a hard drive icon marked with a "/"
When you later wish to boot into YDL, you should be able to press the
Option key before Mac boots up (hold the option key down while the computer
boots up) and you should then see the drives available to select to boot
from. Just use your mouse to select the appropriate drive. Wait, of
course, for the cursor to return to normal. After you select the drive
just hit your return key and that should be it.
I'll give this another try and see if it works/
I believe you can also add the line:
defaultos=macosx
to the /etc/yaboot.conf file. Then run:
/sbin/ybin
to commit the change. That should still give you the choice of OS, with
OSX being the default.
-Jason
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