Setting OS X as Default Boot
MaX
max at maximumdebian.org
Mon Sep 20 21:11:45 UTC 2004
Il giorno Sep 20, 2004, alle 9:11 PM, Brett Kirksey ha scritto:
>
> OK, the first screen on startup says 'Boot Stage 1:', and it is
> waiting for either "l"-Linux, "x"-Mac OS X, or "c"-CD-ROM. It will not
> accept anything except one of tose options. On the next screen that
> says "Boot:", I typed "defaultos=macosx" (without the quotes of
> course). It returns:
>
> /pci at f2000000/pcibridge/mac-io at 7/ata-4 at 1f000/disk at 1:3,
> //defaultos=macosx: no such file or directory.
mmm... if i understand correctly, you have not modified the
/etc/yaboot.config file.
so, open a terminal and write:
% sudo pico /etc/yaboot.config
edit the line
"defaultos=Linux"
in
"defaultos=macosx"
exit and save pressing "Ctrl-x" and "y"
now write:
% sudo ybin
done!
now you can reboot the machine and you will see to boot it in OSX. But
you will abe to boot in Linux pressing L at the black screen with the
question about witch OS you want to run.
ciao
MaX
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