Before I got rid of my PPC machine, OpenSUSE was a distro that could install
and handle the Mac partioning scheme, and at the time that was what I used
on it.  It did quite well.

- Joey

On 5/17/07, Dan Drake <dan at dandrake.org> wrote:
>
> I have a Powerbook -- a three-year-old PPC one -- whose hard drive I'd
> like to repartition. Most live CDs have gparted on them, but I need
> something that will boot and run on a PowerPC laptop.
>
> Any good suggestions? I think an old Ubuntu disc will work but I'd like
> to know if there's anything more recent.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dan
>
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