Re: Internal IDE disk
Naoki Kobayashi wrote:
> >Try mac-fdisk /dev/hda and make it print the partition table ('p' should
> >do that).
> >The disk is recognized by the kernel as Mac partitioned (the hda: MAC
> >line) so it should show up in mac-fdisk -l too....
>
> #mac-fdisk /dev/hda
> /dev/hda
> Command(? for help):p
>
> Disk /dev/hda
>
> # type name length base (size)
> system
> /dev/hda1 map Apple 63@1 (31.5k)
> Partition map
> /dev/hda2 ???? Macintosh 54@64 (27.0k) Unknown
> /dev/hda3 ???? Macintosh 74@118 (37.0k) Unknown
> /dev/hda4 ???? Patch Partit 512@192 (256.0k) Unknown
> /dev/hda5 HFS ******** 3176439@704 (1.5G) HFS
> /dev/hda6 HFS ********2 3176439@3177143 (1.5G) HFS
> /dev/hda7 HFS ********3 3176439@6353582 (1.5G) HFS
> /dev/hda8 UNIX / 2867200@9530021 (1.4G) Linux
> native
> /dev/hda9 UNIX swap 212992@12397221 (104.0M) Linux swap
> /dev/hda10 Free Extra 96257@12610213 (47.0M) Free space
>
> Block size = 512 ,Number of Blocks = 12706469
>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
>
> To speak the truth,I installed RedHat68k from CD called
> "Rough Cuts", using Ryoji Kamei's red-hat-installer.
> (BUT I cannot yet run "X" on it.)
Well, it seems RH uses a different partition name for the root partition.
Thanks for this, whoever contributed to the confusion. Change the
partition name to A/UX Root
and try again. The name of the swap partition seems OK though. The swap
partition should consequently be recognized by the Debian installer.
> ....well now,if go on like these "CUI"-using way step by step,
> I may be able to install Debian into internal IDE disk?
> ...then, what should I do to for it?
Retry with the correct partition names. I've no experience with IDE Macs
so I can't help you with the details there.
Michael
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