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Just looking around
Posts: 20 from 2012/6/15
From: Haugesund, Norway
Hi there!
I recently bought a SSD and installed it into my powerbook. When i try to boot, i now get a grey screen with the following message:
MAC-PARTS: specified MAC partition is not valid can't open: hd:3,\\bootinfo.txt
Can't open device or file
If write mac-boot and presses enter i boot into morphOS.
However, how do i get the machine to boot into morphOS directly? (both my old setups did this correcly)
I used a clean installation, and iwizard made a boot-partition and a system partition.
1) is there a step by step description on how to fix this?
2) when i look at my other powerbook, i can see that it has got a couple of small, empty partitions of 128mb of size, on each side of the boot-partition.. is this needed on the new harddisk-setup as well?
Hopefully some of you experts are able to help me out :)
best regards
Torgeir
[ Edited by FerruleMedia 20.03.2016 - 08:11 ]
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»20.03.16 - 07:09
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Butterfly
Posts: 99 from 2004/6/19
Try command dir (Openfirmware)
dir hd:1,\
and
dir hd:2,\
if you see files on SSD that change number on the right on boot-device (hd:3)
[ Edited by Norbi 20.03.2016 - 10:56 ]
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»20.03.16 - 08:55
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Just looking around
Posts: 20 from 2012/6/15
From: Haugesund, Norway
perfect!
This worked! Thanks a lot! - it is great to have such a helpful community!
Torgeir :)
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»20.03.16 - 09:36
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Just looking around
Posts: 20 from 2012/6/15
From: Haugesund, Norway
Hi there!
Yikes - i noticed one year ago that i found the solution for this, but now i'm stucked on the same problem (i'm not getting any younger, so i guess that is why i forgot the solution).
I'm setting up one of my powerbooks with a new ssd - it once again says:
MAC-PARTS: specified MAC partition is not valid can't open: hd:3,\\bootinfo.txt
Can't open device or file
i know that the needed files are in hd:2,\
How do i change this? I want it to boot directly into morphOS
Thanks!
Torgeir
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»20.03.17 - 21:49
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Just looking around
Posts: 20 from 2012/6/15
From: Haugesund, Norway
ah... i found the solution :)
I wrote this in openfirmware:
setenv boot-command boot hd:2,\\bootinfo.txt
rebooted, and it booted directly into morphOS :)
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»20.03.17 - 22:06