My PowerMac G5 is a dual 2.3 GHz PPC, 300 GB hard disk, 4 Gb RAM running OS X 10.5.5.
I added a new SATA Hard-disk, installed Ubuntu 8.10 PPC64 server on it, configured it for dual-boot Linux | OS X.
I was only able to boot into OS X once.
I can mount the OS X partition under Ubuntu, navigate the file-system, create files etc.
When I boot OS X in text mode, it hangs soon, displaying "Still waiting for root device" forever, after the line that says
"[HCIController][configurePM] power parent ready after 1 tries"
I tried to access the hard-disk in Target mode, hooked it up to my wife's MacBook Pro, hoping to run Disk Utility on it; no luck. I tried both the fire-wire plug in front of the desktop and the one in the back.
The hard-disk OS X used to boot from is okay, just not bootable anymore.
Any advice how to fix this ?
Regards,
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Catull
I added a new SATA Hard-disk, installed Ubuntu 8.10 PPC64 server on it, configured it for dual-boot Linux | OS X.
I was only able to boot into OS X once.
I can mount the OS X partition under Ubuntu, navigate the file-system, create files etc.
When I boot OS X in text mode, it hangs soon, displaying "Still waiting for root device" forever, after the line that says
"[HCIController][configurePM] power parent ready after 1 tries"
I tried to access the hard-disk in Target mode, hooked it up to my wife's MacBook Pro, hoping to run Disk Utility on it; no luck. I tried both the fire-wire plug in front of the desktop and the one in the back.
The hard-disk OS X used to boot from is okay, just not bootable anymore.
Any advice how to fix this ?
Regards,
--
Catull