Recover dual boot of Ubuntu after MAC OSX upgrade to Leopard
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dplaisier
I've been dual-booting Ubuntu and MAC OSX (Tiger) on my powerbook for years... flawlessly... yaboot solution is great! Recently, I "upgraded" to OSX 10.5 (Leopard), which seemingly has also "upgraded" the boot block contents. The Ubuntu partition is still there, but now I'm not given the option to boot it anymore... goes straight to OSX. It appears that I have to do the ybin -v from the Linux side again (since presumably the /etc/yaboot.conf file is still there also). However, how do I "get to" (i.e. force a boot to) the "Linux side" in the first place (sorta like "forcing" a boot from CD w/ the "C" key, but instead of CD go to the Ubuntu contents... which appear as disk0s4 and disk0s5 on my MAC diskutility)?
Thanks!
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