| Subject | : | Booting OS/2 on MacBook |
| Author | : | Isaac atomic_frogii@yahoo.ca |
| Date | : | 16 Apr, 2006 on 05:32 |
| Since the MacBooks are now Intel based, this opens up the possibility of running OS/2 on them. Right now, Apple has released "BootCamp" which will allow you to dual boot OS X and WinXP.... This little trick that the Linux guys tried might work with OS/2: Either we boot OS/2 with the NTLDR or possibly can quad-boot...NTLDR->LILO->OS/2 |
| Subject | : | Re:Booting OS/2 on MacBook |
| Author | : | SpiceWare dspice@houston.rr.com |
| Date | : | 15 Jun, 2006 on 05:13 |
| I'm posting this via OS/2 on my MacBook by running it in a Parallels virtual machine. Works pretty good so far. Here's sysbench results for it.
--- SpiceWare - We don't do Windows, it's too much of a chore Artistic Overpass - nobody said roadways had to be drab |
| Subject | : | Re:Booting OS/2 on MacBook |
| Author | : | QHand |
| Date | : | 16 Jun, 2006 on 17:58 |
| What are the limitations for such sorution? USB, DVD-write work? |
| Subject | : | Re:Booting OS/2 on MacBook |
| Author | : | SpiceWare dspice@houston.rr.com |
| Date | : | 20 Jun, 2006 on 06:42 |
| It's supposed to allow the guest OS to control USB devices, though I've not tried that out. burner support is not in the current version of Parallels. They plan to add it in the 3.x version, which is scheduled for release later this year. I read about this in their forums, specifically this thread |