This document discusses multi-booting six operating systems on a Mac computer, including two instances each of macOS, Windows, and Linux. It outlines considerations for the firmware, partitioning schemes, and tools needed. The proposed method is to create partitions using the Mac's Disk Utility, install Refit and Gdisk, then install each OS in a specific partition, with Windows requiring MBR instead of GPT. Linux distributions will use Grub2 to boot between them by recognizing other Linux partitions without separate bootloaders. The goal is theoretical multi-booting of 6+ systems with enough disk space and patience.
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Hacking with x86 Windows Tablet and mobile devices on Debian #debconf18Netwalker lab kapper
I will take about 「hacking windows tablet」 on debconf18.
Please hear it on debconf18 or video.
Debian is very well linux distributions on Tablet and mobile devices.
Thank you!
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We'll be going through the process of designing a kernel using assembly and then moving to a high-level-language such as C. This Knolx will go through the real and protected-mode in which OS boots up and helps us understand what changes between the two modes and how we can handle the transition. This will help us understand the representation of code in memory as well.
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Engineers have plenty of debug tools for user space programs development, code tracing, debugging and analyzing. Except “printk”, do we have any other debug tools for Linux kernel development? The “KGDB” mentioned in Linux kernel document provides another possibility.
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本次將分享,從建立最簡單環境的虛擬機機開始,到實際使用 GDB + OpenOCD + JTAG + Raspberry Pi 當作展示範例。
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2. Intro
● Who am I?
● OS experience: Dos, 95, 98, XP, XP64, 7, Ubuntu
10.04/12.04 LTS, OSX 10.6+
● Why multi-boot? Convenient native access to multiple
environments for browser or games gem testing
● Triple-boot Mactel is common, but what is the limit?
● Idea: how about 2 from each of the 3 major OS families?
3. Considerations
● Firmware interfaces: EFI vs BIOS
● Partitioning schemes: GPT vs MBR
● (refer to google for terms above)
● Is Mac EFI-compliant? Yes but...
● Windows (via Bootcamp) requires MBR partitions since
Mac is not UEFI-compliant
4. Tools
● Installation / boot / recovery media
● Drivers (Bootcamp and others)
● Refit (bootloader for easy multiboot on Macs)
● Gdisk (fdisk for GPT disks)
● Time, patience and google-fu
8. Possible sequence of actions:
1. Create desired partitions through Disk Utility in OSX #1
2. Install refit and gdisk (via homebrew) in OSX #1
3. Install OSX #2 to sda3
4. Map sda4, 5, 8 to the MBR table (via gdisk)
5. Format Linux partitions to ext (so that they will be invisible
to Windows installers)
6. Install Windows #1, #2 to sda4, sda8
7. Install Linux #1 to sda5, using sda7 as swap
8. Install Linux #2 to sda6
9. Just one Gotcha...
● MBR slots taken up by Windows #1, #2 and Linux #1,
how to boot Linux #2 ?
● Linux is GPT-aware: use grub2 in Linux #1 (sda5) to boot
kernel in Linux #2 (sda6, does not require its own
bootloader!)
● Therefore, in theory we can have 6++ systems given
enough time and HDD space
11. Other info
● Beyond the proposed procedure:
– Installing/booting Windows on GPT disks (risky)
– Touching the EFI partition (sda1)
● An easier starting point:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/
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MBR: 4 primary partitions (w/ one extended containing logicals) GPT (backward compatible w/ MBR table) EFI capable to boot GPT disks Mac enables Bootcamp via BIOS emulation
This is the after state of partitioning as seen on OSX (Note the sda1 is not visible) Use Disk Util to format Fat partitions for use with Windows and Linux later, this is to prevent the partition numbers from changing later due to OSX installation etc
Final state as seen on gparted. Do NOT resize non-OSX partitions via Disk Util after work has been carried out on gparted.
Gdisk is used to map necessary GPT partitions onto the MBR table Note: Under the “simple” setup with only 3 systems, this is not necessary, as all partitions will be found in MBR, with the exception of the swap (created last)
Now that we have an idea of the final state, this is a possible sequence to get there. Gdisk can be installed on Linux and Windows as well, but most impt it has to be there somewhere and OSX seems like the most convenient place
Mount sda6 as a data drive Sudo update-grub
Customary screenshot of grub 2 (Arch Linux on sda6)
Despite lack of UEFI, there have been attempts to boot Windows off GPT disks on the Mac. There are also methods that modify the default EFI system partition + OSX, which is more dangerous than the proposed procedure For starters who only want to get started with a tri-boot