If you installed grub to sdd during install, that should have done it. Sorry, the commands I mentioned I use after booting from a "super grub2 disk" (very handy.) To install grub from a live cd you...
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If you installed grub to sdd during install, that should have done it. Sorry, the commands I mentioned I use after booting from a "super grub2 disk" (very handy.) To install grub from a live cd you...
in your case, if ubuntu is the only system on sdd, you install directly to sdd.
example:
sudo apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends grub-pc
sudo grub-install /dev/sdd
sudo...
the confusion or apprehension may be from the misconception that a bootcamp partition must be made with bootcamp assistant which is incompatable with linux. bootcamp assistant is just a helper. using...
clicking on the first link you provided, deleting filename from address, looks like the files your trying to "fetch" have been recently deleted. ...
same problem here with natty and mbp 6,2. read somewhere around here it was the 2.6.38-8 kernel causing high temp. on top of the good advice above, upgrading to 2.6.38-9 brought my temps down. temps...
good points. i should have mentioned making partition table gpt with Ubuntu applies only to the usb device used to install Mac OS. i assume once running Mac OS installer, Macs disk utility would be...
same story here with dmg to iso using ubuntu; limited effort, limited success. i can add - before formatting device to hfs, make sure partition table is gpt. both gparted and disk utility can set...
try pasting the following into gnome-terminal (no sudo needed unless changing for root user) gconf-editor /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad/touchpad_enabled
At step #4 you can choose to have grub installed on /dev/sda3.
-B can be used instead of --bind. I always bound /dev/pts and /sys when chrooting to a system to fix grub, but obviously not needed...
good info. i would stress any alum macbookpros made after 2008 might have problems booting linux from any usb device.
oops again, missed the post with the error output. i wasnt clear when i mentioned the "renamed ISOs." forgot the website wasnt clear to me either. it wasn't until i looked at the script as text and...
Sorry, that script should be run using linux.
try #3: trying to reply but it says message too short by 1 characture? may be a reason for no replies. anyway... try default keyboard, or at menu try f6 and disable various options, or try ...
most of that page is gibberish to me as well.
just using the script is pretty simple.
ftp://downloads.tuxfamily.org/multicd/multicd-6.4.sh
you can copy/paste the page to a text file or "save as"...
http://multicd.tuxfamily.org/
this multicd script has worked pretty well with the few multi boot dvds ive made. only thing, small utilities like clonezilla / gparted seem to boot very slow when...
this info may be outdated but still may be useful/interesting:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-gpt/index.html
http://www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/booting.html...
that link was the starting point for macbook and macbook pro info. kinda hard to navigate.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro5-5/Lucid...
seems like refit handles usb partitions differently than internal...by fs rather than pt's? ..but im also no refit expert. that said, i have grub installed on sda3 to boot ubuntu on sda6. if i then...
if you havent found it yet, its the options button under the "volume scheme" box.
you can only select it after choosing a new volume/partition scheme but not after
making any further changes....