On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 1:56 PM, Poul-Henning Kamp <phk_at_phk.freebsd.dk> wrote: > In message <4E7CF115.5000103_at_shadowsun.net>, Eric McCorkle writes: > >>You can boot in legacy BIOS mode, which I do. You have to create an >>MBR/BSD label installation, as if you have a GPT, the firmware will do >>what I described above. Now, the mac firmware will wait 30 seconds >>before doing the legacy BIOS boot. You can get around this by holding >>ALT at power on, and selecting "windows" (*sigh*). >> >>I have the following partition scheme: >> >>MBR---BSD---+---ZFS >> | >> +---Swap >> >>I do not use refit. > > That does not seem to work for me, I have USB stick with a > NanoBSD on it, and it never gets recognized by the macbook, > so there is no 'windows' to select... What does gpart list say for the USB stick? -GarrettReceived on Fri Sep 23 2011 - 19:54:51 UTC
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