Subject: Re: Easy Install Question
From: Jim Cole (greyleaf@yggdrasill.net)
Date: Mon May 28 2001 - 18:32:54 MDT
Hi - Have you tried forcing a reboot after writing the new partition
table? After the reboot, you should skip the partitioning step. In
theory, the reboot will cause the new partition table to be read and
allow you to access the new partitions during the install.
Jim
Larry Blodgett's bits of Sun, 27 May 2001 translated to:
>I have a PowerComputing PowerCenter 150 with internal SCSI (sda) and
>external SCSI (sdd). I can go through the installation up to the
>point right after partioning the disk. The disk seems to partition
>fine but when I say DONE it say it has trouble reading /dev/sda.
>What won't it look for /dev/sdd that's were the Linux partitions are.
>BootX says I have vmlinux kernel.
>I have put both vmlinux and ramdisk.image.gz into the System Folder
>on the MacOS boot disk. I am running MacOS 9.0.4.
>
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