Start up on Mac

[Scott]

Rob Gendreau wrote:
> I installed Breezy on a PowerMac G4; worked great.
>
> Then I had to do some work on my start up hard drive's directory, and 
> ended up cloning the system to a another internal drive. Now I can't 
> boot into Linux. In essence, my start up drive has changed to another 
> internal drive. What's the easiest way to rectify the problem? (I 
> noted that now if I use the Mac's start up drive selector, and go back 
> to the original start up drive and boot from it, I still can't access 
> Linux.)
Here is a possibility.  There is a great Linux distribution called 
system rescue CD (www.sysresccd.org).  It is a live CD with lots with 
utility programs on it including a few partitioning programs.  I believe 
that you can change which partition it considered the boot up partition 
using those.

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Your friend,
Scott

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