Michael Wolfson wrote:
> 
> At 10:54 AM +0100 7/23/01, Michael A. Smith wrote:

>> My question is a bit simpler: What about if I don't want to dual-boot
>> at all. I'm not at all interested in MacOS and want a dedicated NetBSD
>> Cube.  Does this make my installation harder or easier?
> 
> Not really, unless you netboot.  Cubes (and all Open Firmware 3 systems)
> require an XCOFF or ELF bootloader located on an HFS or HFS+ partition,
> and partitioning using a MacOS tool.

You can fudge this by setting up a system as for dual-boot, but just
"forget" to make room for MacOS partitions except a tiny one to put the
bootloader on.  You then set the OF boot commands to boot from the HFS+
partition bootloader directly to the netbsd kernel, and you're done.

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Andrew White                Andrew.E.White@motorola.com