Boot X extension
Greetings Debian Guru's
I've seen a lot of discussion about booting OldWorld machines lately,
and I understand almost none of all the OpenFirmware stuff, Which is OK
because I can use Boot X to get my 7200 and similar machines running.
My question:
Why would I NOT want to use Boot X (or some other utility) and instead
trying to boot directly into Linux?
Besides
1) Needing a MacOS partition and using up Disk Space for it (which is
good 'cause I'm not ready to give it up)
2) Having to wait for the MacOS to boot before dumping it for Linux
are there any other disadvantages to using Boot X?
Many Thanx!
-Chris the Linux Dummy
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Christopher Marcoe
Online Learning Program Specialist
Nassau County BOCES
cmarcoe@mail.nasboces.org
Phone: 516-608-6665
Fax: 516-396-2040
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