Very Computer

I suggest you try the miBoot program written by the BootX author. It is a
bootloader for older Macs that does not require MacOS. You can get it as
part of the brand new BootX 1.2 package available at:
http://ppclinux.apple.com/~benh/

Quote:> Has anyone gotten YellowDog booting from OF on a 7300?
> We have 12 of them that will no longer run our production software, and
> want them for YDL to perform Atalk - Windoze serving, perl script
> execution, etc.
> Being there is only 4 of us in Tech Services we need them to boot
> directly into YellowDog in case we have to do things remotely, which
> happens all to often in the heat of our daily production cycle(which is
> in the very late evening), a peripheral personnel thing, you see. At any
> rate I am tired of pulling the battery out after every unsuccessful
> attempt at setting boot variables, and wondering if quik did anything.
> If someone has a step by step on this I will put you in my will.
> Any help is GREATLY appreciated.
> Parker

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