> "Guillaume" == Guillaume Chapron writes:
>> This might (or might not) be helpful:
>> http://colina.demon.co.uk/?q=node/879
Guillaume> Thanks very much! It worked :-)
Are you using grub2 as the boot loader? And if so, did you have to you
use the --force option on grub2-mkconfi
On Wednesday, November 09, 2011 07:33:07 AM Don Quixote de la Mancha wrote:
> There is a 32-bit UEFI boot loader that may work for you, that would
> not require either Bootcamp or rEFIt. I looked into it a couple years
> ago, but it was not then considered mature enough for production use.
> Possi
> "Guillaume" == Guillaume Chapron writes:
>> This might (or might not) be helpful:
>> http://colina.demon.co.uk/?q=node/879
Guillaume> Thanks very much! It worked :-)
Good to know. I might have to read it again if I can't get preupgrade to work.
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> This might (or might not) be helpful:
> http://colina.demon.co.uk/?q=node/879
Thanks very much! It worked :-)
Guillaume
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Does Fedora 16 boot on UEFI computers that do not have the legacy 16-bit BIOS?
If not, you will need to install Bootcamp under Mac OS X with the Boot
Camp Assistant. It is in /Applications/Utilities under Mac OS X.
Bootcamp installs a 16-bit BIOS emulation as a 32-bit UEFI
application. rEFIt, a
> "Guillaume" == Guillaume Chapron writes:
Guillaume> I'm aware that I'm likely doing things I don't really
Guillaume> understand and this is why I'm seeking help on the
Guillaume> list. Could you please tell me what I should do (or
Guillaume> should not do)? My aim is to have
Hello,
I'm writing because I'm unable to install Fedora 16 on a MacPro (version 3.1,
year 2008). I first downloaded and burnt a DVD of
Fedora-16-x86_64-Live-Scientific-KDE.iso. Then, here is what I tried:
1. Wiped out OS X and all data and installed Fedora as the only OS on the
machine, keepin
