[conspire] Tiger & G3 imac

[Daniel Gimpelevich]

Installing Tiger on an HFS+ (Mac OS Extended) filesystem will
automatically turn on filesystem journaling for that filesystem. If you
want that filesystem to be able to play nice with Linux afterwards, you
must turn off that journaling before Linux sees it. If it already has,
do an fsck under Tiger after turning it off.

On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 21:24:44 -0800, John Andrews wrote:

> This is a little off topic but I just put Os Tiger on the G3 imac and  
> it really rocks. It boots up from pushing the button in about 45  
> secs. Ubuntu takes 90 secs.Tiger's got a more sophisticated feel to  
> it. I mean everything just works. It's almost too good. There's not  
> as much to tweak on. It runs pretty well for 400 ghz and 384 mhz ram.
> 	I probably know  more about computers than I used to know,  using  
> Linux and the terminal etc.. The under laying file system and  
> terminal  seems more complicated on Tiger.There's an added level of  
> complexity and stuff compared to the Linux tree. How do they create  
> that finder stuff as compared to BSD.
> 	I'm going to use the firewire drive to try Debian etch and  the new  
> ubuntu ppc and not f around with the Tiger installation.