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I recently partitioned up my first generation ti-book for OS9,X,yellow
dog, & woody. I'm not sure how to properly set up the bootstrap(s) &
yaboot.conf(s) to boot both of the distros. I currently have one
bootstrap partition (installed with yellow dog) that lists the yellow
dog partition, OS9, & OS X as bootable options. I can get it to boot
to my debian partition by using a kernel from the yellow-dog partition,
and passing it the "root=/dev/hdaX" arg. However, this just doesn't
sound like the right way to do it. If I remove the yellow dog kernel
(rm -rf /my/kernel - oops....), then I can't boot to the debian
partition. I tried installing a second bootstrap partition & making the
first point to that, but I've had no such luck so far. Any ideas on the
proper way to do this?
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Mark T. Valites
Unix Systems Analyst
1 College Circle - 124b1 South Hall
SUNY Geneseo
Geneseo, NY 14454
585-245-5577
585-259-3471(Cell)
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