Thread (1 message) 1 message, 1 author, 2000-07-06

Re: Multi-boot advice.

From: Holger Bettag <hidden>
Date: 2000-07-06 09:37:06

Dan Foster [off-list ref] writes:

Hot Diggety! Iain Sandoe was rumored to have wrote:
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Hi all,

I've just got a G4/500 - and I want to configure it to boot:
Me too :) I haven't gotten LinuxPPC 2000 to boot the 2.2.15pre3 kernel yet,
so haven't installed that one yet, but MacOS 9 and MacOS X works good.
quoted
I think I read that I must put the Linux boot partition before the
MacOS - X one?
Does it matter which partition is the MacOS-9 one?
According to the OS X docs, I believe it says MacOS 9 must be installed
first, so presumably first partition or so. MacOS X can go anywhere, as
I think is also true for LinuxPPC.
I recommend installing MacOS X before you install Linux, because the MacOS X
installer can subdivide a single OS X partition into root, swap, and usr
partitions. This changes the numbers of all partitions beyond, potentially
confusing an already installed Linux.

  Holger

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