[K12OSN] Macintosh Boot Process
Shawn Powers
spowers at inlandlakes.org
Wed Mar 24 03:13:04 UTC 2004
Huck wrote:
> Which file(s) require editing in order to make Yellowdog boot directly
> Instead of giving the option to boot from 'cd' or 'yellowdog'
You want to set the timeout to .. well, nothing. The file is
/etc/yaboot.conf -- and after editing it, you need to run ybin -v to
save it to the bootstrap partition.
This is assuming the fruity colored macs, or "new-world" -- with the
old-world (beige) macs, you need to use bootx, or quik. (I've never
been overly successful with quik, it's sorta hit and miss if it will work)
I think the older macs used a bootx variant, miboot -- which I have no
experience with.
I'm still trying to find time to play with debian and get it installed
instead of yellowdog. I just don't have enough hours in a day... :(
-Shawn
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