Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
Posts: 545 from 2015/6/18
From: Funeralopolis
Quote:Elowan schrieb:
btw: I went kind of insane and went for the full thing:
RYZ8IHo.jpgand it worked ! I can boot into OSX, Linux and Morphos now :)
Now, I need to copy back my old system (linux), but not sure, how...
Congratulations!
As you have already a working Linux root it is more reasonable to just copy the relevant files over from your old root. Best way is to install your desired programs with
apt-get install first and then restore your
/etc/ config files from your old root. Using a decent filemanager (e.g. emelFM2 on Linux) makes this process more convenient. Mounting your old root from USB will not make ony problems as long as the UUIDs of the root partitions are different.
Because if you delete your new root and clone the old one back on your harddisc it will change the partition order again. Which was not a big problem in my case but as you know this seems different on your machine.
Talos II. [Gentoo Linux] | PMac G5 11,2. PMac G4 3,6. PBook G4 5,8. [MorphOS 3.18 / Gentoo Linux] | Vampire V4 SA [ApolloOS / Amiga OS 3.2.2]
