On Tue, Aug 21, 2001 at 08:39:01PM +0200, Georg Koss wrote: > Hello again! > > First of all thanks for all your fast replies 8-)). > > > > > er, that should not have occured, dbootstrap should consider > > /dev/hda1, and /dev/hda2 as off limits. > > I was able to resolve this by initializing the HD with the macos > drive-config utility from the macos9-CD before partitioning with > mac-fdisk, resulting in a proper size of ultra0. > > Now I have all the Apple-driver on ultra0 so that bootstrap changed > to hda9. > The other linux-partitions are correctly seen, I intend to use no > macos on this disk. I thought that the Apple-driver only would be > necessary, if there is any macos on the HD. Are there any of that > drivers besides the partition_map, that I don't need? you do NOT need the driver crap then, and i HIGHLY reccommend that you remove it. follow mac-fdisk basics on how to use the `i' command and give the CORRECT number of blocks. everything will work fine then. dbootstrap nor GNU/Linux now anything but MacOS needs all that crap cluttering the partition table. -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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