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chrislee8

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Jul 26, 2004
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I go to terminal, type mac-fdisk, it says command not found.

so how to i start mac-fdisk?

thanks
 
It's not a Unix command, so that's why Terminal doesn't know what to do.

Are you trying to dual boot Linux and Mac OS?

There is a lot of mac-fdisk information out there--Google is your friend.
 
yes, i m trying to dual boot gentoo and OS X

i am planning to have a good partition before the installation.

yes, of course i did search on google, but all results are manual, some tips, but i don't even know where to start off?

where do i type mac-fdisk to start ?

the gentoo installation guide introduces me with the term, mac-fdisk, but it didn't tell where to type that command, it just says type mac-fdisk and do this, do that. but how? where?
 
You most likely type it at the Gentoo shell. I believe that the shell loads automatically when you boot from the Gentoo CD (hold C or Option while rebooting).
 
thanks, that was correct. i thought it was mac's command. from this point on, i will go to gentoo's forum.

thanks
 
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