Linux on PowerPC FAQ-O-Matic : Trash :
"Unimplemented trap" at MkLinux booter
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Linux on PowerPC FAQ-O-Matic : Trash :
"Unimplemented trap" at MkLinux booter |
| It seems that a few things may cause the MkLinux booter to crash before allowing
the user to select either MKLinux or MacOS.
Another entry in the FAQ-O-Matic suggests bad PRAM settings may cause this.
In addition, at least one disk driver may cause this crash.
The presence of a SyJet disk with the driver installed from Squest Utilities
4.0.1 at boot time will cause this crash.
Solutions:
1. Don't have the disk in the drive when booting the computer (not a good
solution if you want to boot from this disk...)
2. Replace the driver on the disk with a compatible one. Silverlining seemed to
work for me.
3. (Untested possible solution:) It also may be possible to remove the driver
altogether from the disk (with pdisk?) if you don't need a MacOS partition or if
you have a utility that will mount the disk after the fact.
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