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yabootyaboot is gone yaboot is an openfirmware elf executable that bootstraps the linux kernel yaboot is able to load the kernels from the ext2fs root partition so that is where they should be kept yaboot is gone yaboot is not for oldworld macs yaboot is an openfirmware elf executable that bootstraps the linux kernel yaboot is able to load the kernels yaboot is located in the system folder yaboot is totally > unnecessary on ibm risc systems yaboot is not for oldworld macs yaboot is on yaboot is trying to use it to boot from a mountable partition on a permanent basis yaboot is included with debian gnu/linux installation for powerpc computers yaboot is able to yaboot is stricty an openfirmware based bootloader yaboot is an openfirmware bootloader yaboot is for starting linux yaboot is yaboot is set to the tbxi type yaboot is recommended yaboot is the best choice for booting into linux yaboot is located yaboot is fairly well yaboot is also complaining about that yaboot is placed in the system folder and two configurationfiles are then created yaboot is a package now yaboot is boot hd yaboot is installed by ybin yaboot is highly recommended yaboot is the bootloader that must be used for newworld macs; bootx is required for oldworld machines yaboot is the bootloader that must be used for newworld macs yaboot is an openfirmware bootloader for open firmware based machines yaboot is primarily used to bootstrap linux from your hard drive yaboot is primarily used yaboot is a popular boot loader for "new world" macintosh powerpcs yaboot is a popular boot yaboot is the name of the file yaboot is an openfirmaware bootloader for newer powermacintosh's yaboot is designed to sit on its own partition and act as a first yaboot is currently better yaboot is a better alternative yaboot is available yaboot is able to load the kernels from a second drive yaboot is stored yaboot is the bootloader for newworld powermacs and ibm chrp hardware architectures yaboot is necessary yaboot is a bootloader for powerpc machines which works on new world rom machines yaboot is installed yaboot is there yaboot is? yaboot is actual binary which does the loading of linux itself yaboot is a little different yaboot is an openfirmware yaboot is open firmware's native ext2 capability then presumably > > > it refuses to read an ext3 partition which needs recovery yaboot is open firmware's native ext2 capability then presumably it refuses to read an ext3 partition which needs recovery yaboot is deleted yaboot is necessary anymore yaboot is a bootloader written by benjamin herrenschmidt for powermacs and ibm chrp hardware yaboot is your only way to go yaboot is able to boot linux and other apple os yaboot is similar yaboot is the linux yaboot is open firmware's native ext2 capability then presumably > > it refuses to read an ext3 partition which needs recovery yaboot is a boot loader along the lines of the familiar lilo on x86 machines yaboot is still the 1 yaboot is an openfirmware based bootloader for newworld machines yaboot is highly 67 recommended yaboot is the new kid on the block and you dont need to have a working version of the mac os yaboot is incredible with all the undocumented stuff he's had to wade through in apple's openfirmware/openboot yaboot is incredible with all the undocumented stuff he's >had to wade through in apple's openfirmware/openboot yaboot is a lot like lilo yaboot is included on the linuxppc 2000 cd yaboot is a popular boot loader yaboot is your friend but will fuck you up quick if you don't pay attention yaboot is a boot yaboot is a popular boot loader for new yaboot is very flexible yaboot is a popular boot loader for "new world yaboot is reporting stems from the ?\? in the ?bootfolder? directive yaboot is reporting stems from the "\" in the "bootfolder" directive yaboot is another bootloader yaboot is > | ||||||||||||||||||
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