Daniel P. Hembree (hembreed@mindspring.com)
Mon, 21 Jun 1999 14:38:10 -0700
>Everything was fine on my iMac running YDL until I installed MacOS X Server
>on it also. Now it kernel panics when trying to mount the UFS volume
>because it has the wrong type.
>
>I didn't *ask* it to automount that partition and I have no idea how to
>work around the problem. I'm rather used to single-OS systems (Linux on
>x86) and, even though my first Linux was MkLinux, I'm having difficulty
>thinking this problem through.
>
I'm having a similar problem. I have MacOs8.6 and MaxOs10 server on
one hard drive and MacOs 8.6 and yellowdog on another. This has worked fine
for me with no errors. I replaced the MacOs8.6 on the drive with yellowdog
with MasOs10 Client. I then moved the bootx over to the MacOs 8.6 and was
able to boot fine from there into yellowdog. I now have one drive with 8.6
and 10 server version, and another drive with 10 client and yellowdog. This
all workded fine for a couple of days but now when I try to boot yellowdog
it gives me the file system error you describe.
In addition, when I bring up MaOs 10 server, it says it can't read
the drive yellowdog is on and wants to reinit it. I don't know which volume
it is having trouble with, MacOs 10 client or Linux.
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