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+Episode: 437
+Title: HPR0437: refit
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0437/hpr0437.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-07 20:31:55
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+This is Skirlett broadcasting and podcasting from the top of the world famous Hawaiian Space
+Needle Tower in lovely mystical Hawaii under a brilliant, brilliant, dare I say full moon
+sky. This is Hacker Public Radio, word the internet massive. I'm Skirlett co-host of the podcast
+Fedora Reloaded and so obviously I run a lot of Fedora myself. I actually have two computers,
+one that boots only exclusively into Fedora, but for classes and for a lot of my work as a
+web and graphics designer I use Mac OSX. For a while I just used two computers, one booting into
+Fedora 10 and one booting into Mac OSX. But lately I've been wanting to have both operating systems
+on the same machine without having to lug around to laptops that got old. So the answer was to
+dual boot Mac OSX and Fedora on the same laptop and how does she do this? Well in any brand of
+computer but Apple you install grub and when you start the computer you'd get a menu that lets
+you boot into Windows or Linux. Intel Apple computers use EFI and has a shell that you can use to
+interact with it. There are about three different groups doing different things with EFI.
+Intel who developed it. TN Core trying to come up with the free version of EFI or EFI shell.
+And R-E-F-I-T pronounced refit I think on sourceforage.net. A project which actually does implement an EFI
+hack that lets you choose what system you want to boot on your Macintosh computer. A lot of people
+have problems with EFI in terms of not being free in open software or firmware. I have problems with
+EFI because I can't take a USB thumb drive and boot Linux off of it like you might be able to
+with your non Apple computer. Refit doesn't fix this unfortunately but it does at least add support
+for the major Linux file systems. Installation is easy. Go to refit.sourceforage.net and download
+the installation package on Mac OS. Open it up. Double click on the installer and in 15 seconds you
+have refit installed. So since you're doing this for a dual boot system go to your utilities folder
+and open up boot camp and partition the drive into partitions. The first for Mac OS X and the
+second for what it thinks will be Windows. Before doing this you should just in case backup all
+your data. During installation click the customize button and enable all the Linux file system support.
+After you've repartitioned you can reboot just pop in your Linux install CD and one of the first
+things you'll see is your refit screen. The refit screen is basically just intercepting your boot
+process a lot more powerful than just holding down the option key during boot apps since that
+doesn't ever really recognize Linux file systems. Install Linux as you normally would. Now when refit
+comes up you'll have an Apple logo and a penguin logo. Use the arrow keys to switch from one to
+the other. Hit return and you boot into your OS of choice. If you don't choose anything for 20 seconds
+or so it defaults to the first partition which in most cases is OS X. That's it refit. Have a good
+time remember to back up and thanks for listening to hacker publicly. Thank you for listening to
+hacker publicly radio. HPR is sponsored by Carol.net so head on over to C-A-R-O dot N-E-T for all of your team.