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Hello everybody,
I am trying to install Archlinux on my lil' old Macbook 5,1 (late 2008 aluminium).
Since I don't have the superdrive anymore I've burned the net isntall iso on a pen drive and I am trying to boot the install from there.
Problem is that refit keeps throwing me errors every time I try:
Starting legacy loader
Using load options 'USB'
Error: Not Found returned from legacy loader
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Not Found from LocateDev IcePath
Error: Load Error while (re)opening our installation volume
The firmware refused to boot from the selected volume. Note that external hard drives are not well-supported by Apple's firmware for legacy OS booting.
I've tried to boot from every usb port I have (just in case) but nothing changed.
I basically just want to single boot Archlinux and get rid of Mac OS so if you have some advice to share I am deeply interested.
Thank you!
Last edited by lollosaur (2011-06-28 19:26:44)
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How did you get the media on the drive?
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How did you get the media on the drive?
Using dd like suggested on the wiki.
Anyway still have problems.
Meanwhile I tried to create a little partition and copyed the installation disk on it in order to boot from it but it fucked up my partition table.
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