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Rolf
Feb 21, 2010, 10:04:56 AM2/21/10
to The London Ontario Linux User's Group (LOLUG)
Hey people, I joined this group to come to meetings, but haven't heard
of one yet, now I created an issue. I have an ibook that wasn't doing
what I wanted, so I decided to put Linux on. Tried Ubuntu and it just
locked. Tried Fedora and after install, it loaded to a text screen.
Think there's not enough video ram. Next I d/l'd Slackintosh, and here
is where I created my problem. In mac-fdisk I did 'i' and saved it,
now it says my hd is too small for anything. is there a way to get
back the 30gb?
Oh yeah, I did d/l the ppc version of all installs.
of one yet, now I created an issue. I have an ibook that wasn't doing
what I wanted, so I decided to put Linux on. Tried Ubuntu and it just
locked. Tried Fedora and after install, it loaded to a text screen.
Think there's not enough video ram. Next I d/l'd Slackintosh, and here
is where I created my problem. In mac-fdisk I did 'i' and saved it,
now it says my hd is too small for anything. is there a way to get
back the 30gb?
Oh yeah, I did d/l the ppc version of all installs.
Chris Craig
Feb 25, 2010, 11:40:09 PM2/25/10
to lo...@googlegroups.com, Rolf
I have Debian on my G3 (had issues with Ubuntu) and it's been running a
treat. I think I might try Slackintosh though, and would probably use
the following guide as a reference:
There's a section on using mac-fdisk that looks helpful.
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Chris Craig
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