Re: How to reboot Mac OS X and select boot partition
NAKATA Maho <[email protected]> Thu, 25 Aug 2005 11:16:47 +0900 (JST)
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In Message-ID: <l03130300bf31c9993634@[17.219.128.98]> Terry Teague <[email protected]> wrote: > At 5:56 PM +0900 8/23/05, NAKATA Maho wrote: > >In Message-ID: <[email protected]> > >Etsushi Kato <[email protected]> wrote: > > > >> You can setup a boot partition with Open Firmware. > >> Please see "man nvram". > >> > >> HTH, > >yes, this really helps! many thanks for you! > > > There are other solutions, such as installing various remote administration > tools, or running Mac OS X Server rather than Mac OS X client. If you know > exactly the configuration of your machine, and always choose between > Panther and Tiger, then 'nvram' will be fine. But a more general solution > is the 'bless' tool. See "man bless". Huge thanks! your solution seems to be much more safer. I insallted Tiger in volume Mac OS X Tiger and Panther in volume Mac OS X Panther o Panther to Tiger % sudo bless -mount "/Volumes/Mac OS X Tiger" -setBoot % sudo reboot o Tiger to Panther % sudo bless -mount "/Volumes/Mac OS X Panther" -setBoot % sudo reboot I helped by both. Thank you very much All the best, -- NAKATA, Maho ([email protected])