MACBOOK INTEL CORE 2 DUO JAILBREAK MAC OS X

(since this page is in german, I try to explain)įirst of all, you should use diskutility to resize your Partitions and make a new FAT-Partition for Linux. I even tried editinfg /etc/fstab in the rescue system introducing a new entry like this:įollowing is the whole process I tried to get Lenny running.

When I try to mkdir /target and then mount -t ext3 /dev/sda3 /target, it says unable to mount /target or something like that. I have to admit, that I didn't start a shell right after installation because he rebootet automatically as the CD was ejected, and I was too slow to press the key combination given in (1). Using Parallels is no option, since I have to do time sensitive operations like measuring round trip times and stuff like that.īy now I've got Lenny installed on /dev/sda3 but am not able to run it, since grub tells me 'no kernel loaded' and the base system is not mounted in /target when I boot from the Debian Lenny CD (the first of the 35 CDs from here: using 'stable' release i386 (I need compatibility to another i386 system, I know that my MacBook can run 64 bit systems as well)).īefore that I tried setting up an extra /boot partition and formatting everything in xfs, which seemed to be much more efficient, but I cancled that for the sake of better compatibility.īut when I start a shell from CD /target is not mounted in no shell, neither in rescue mode nor in expert install or whatever.

MACBOOK INTEL CORE 2 DUO JAILBREAK MAC OS X

I am desperately trying to get to work Debian Lenny as a dual boot with Mac OS X on my MacBook 2.2 Core 2 Duo.

Macbook intel core 2 duo jailbreak