On Wed, Dec 15, 2004 at 10:53:27AM -0500, Michael wrote:
> If each has its own disk - nothing. Just have the bootvars utility under MacOS if you want to avoid setting all the OF variables by hand every time you use MacOS.

ok, cool.  bootvars is what?  where?  i know nothing, keep that in mind. ;)

> Yes. I use a similar configuration, only the MacOS disk hangs on a different controller.

ok, cool.

> Use bootvars, save a config file and booting to NetBSD from MacOS will be just a doubleclick :)

<mr_burns>excellent!</mr_burns>

> MacOS will ignore the disk if there are no MacOS volumes on it, and you can always disable it in Drive Setup.

ok, that's nice.  can OS9 mount ufs partitions?  i remember being able to
mount ext2fs partitions from OS/2 with a third-party driver (it was how
i get the network bits onto my non-networked version of OS/2 as the ext2fs
driver fit on a floppy and the network bits didn't)

that would be nice.  not overly nessesary, but nice none-the-less.

-brian
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