How to boot MAC in Linux

The Linux-guided MAC Method-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. From: TiramiSU

Hope this post can help friends who do not have a windows system on the hard disk

Okay. Go to the topic and describe my partitions first. The windows system is not installed on my hard disk. A partition in FAT32 format is empty.

MAC is installed in the logical partition. You can see that it is mounted on/dev/sda5 and only has one primary partition/dev/sda1.

My MAC was previously installed with GHOST and can be booted in XP

The problem is that after I delete XP from the hard disk, I cannot use ubuntu boot.

Solution:

Step1.
On the ubuntu (or other linux releases) terminal, run the cp command to copy the tboot file to the/partition, that is, the/dev/sda1 partition in the figure.

Step2.
Enter sudo gedit '/boot/grub/menu. lst' on the ubuntu (or other linux releases) terminal'

Modify menu. lst and add the following text
Title MAC OS X
Root (hd0, 0)
Chainloader/tboot

Setp3.
Restart and select mac OS X to enter the MAC system.

OK, THE END

Many posts on the Internet say that you only need to modify the menu. lst will be able to access the system, and does not mention the use of tboot, so if you have modified the menu. if you still cannot access MAC after lst, you can try this method.