On 2/6/10 6:26 AM, John Carmonne wrote:
Hi All I'm having a little trouble getting a volume on my Wally to
boot via XPostfacto. I put in a 60 GB drive and partitioned it as
follows.
!. 6.55 GB XpostFacto Helper OS 9.2.2 OS 10.3
2. 42.83 GB OS 10.4.11 OS 9.2.2
3. 6.13 GB OS 8.6
I can boot OK from #1 and then boot from a FireWire shirt drive
that has the volume on it that I want to reside on theWally #2
partition. But after CCC to the drive XPosFacto sees the volume but
it has a no go symbol on it and will not boot. I'm trying another CCC
to that partition after erase using the G3 processor, wow is this
slow. I did the original drive prep using a TIBook so maybe I'm on
the right track now. Any ideas?
Which volume? You have to boot (actually start up from) partition #1.
The Wallstreet won't start up if certain files it needs are beyond the
first 8Gb of the disk as most of partition #2 and all of partition #3
is. You can use XPF to transfer the booting process to #2 or #3 but the
boot volume (as in Startup Disk) must be the one on partition #1.
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