Oldworld-Mac:Howto copy the kernel to an hfs partition during istallation?

[Rainer Gutkas <Rainer.Gutkas@kstp.at>]

Hi there!

Maybe I'm just to dumm to complete this task, because I know I did it 
once, but can't remember how.

The problem is that I try to set up Ubuntu-Warty as server OS on my G3 
Powerbook Wallstreet, which is old-world. So I got the 
installation-kernel, but don't know how to get the kernel warty 
installed onto the hfs partition with bootx on it.

So my first attempt was to boot from an startup disk, which failed of 
the same cause.

My harddisk is hda, the hfs partition hda7 and the root partition hda9.

oh and from the partitioning program I saw that the startup-Partition of 
the startup disk is hda6.

So actually I don't know how to mount these devices during the setup 
progress using a shell.

mount -t hfs /dev/hda7 /mnt/macos

doesn't work.

MFG,

Rainer

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