I am buying a powerbook wallstreet 300mhz, 8/192, and want to partition the hard drive so that I can run OS 9.1, some version of X, and an emergency boot version of 9.1. I am using 9.1 because I am told it is not plagued by the sleep of death problem with wallstreets and would like to know how much space a typical install of it takes up so I can figure out a good size to make the emergency partition? This will contain just OS 9.1 and sufficient room should I ever need to install a disk utility(ies) on it. When partitioning, how much space should be given to OS X should I ever install that too? All help is appriciated!
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