: Yes, you can install a different version of the OS on each partition. My
: desktop came with 10.1 and as each upgrade has come out I've kept the old
: while upgrading to the new. (Actually I do the same for updates. Once bitten
: twice shy.)
I assume that the PowerBook with come with Panther preinstalled on a single
80 GB partition. Is there a way to make this partision smaller, or should
the first thing I do is reinstalling the OS on 75 gigs?
Marcin Wichary
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