Kim,
It is possible to do it this way. Don't think there is any speed difference. You can boot to the OS 9 CD and install the system and it will put it there and it will not harm OS X.
I have always put 9 on first. Then insert the X disk and restart and install just like putting X on for the first time. After dozens of installs it hasn't failed me yet.
On Jul 15, 2004, at 8:39 AM, Kim Blair wrote:
when you put a system osx on a partition, do you wait till it is installed, restart and put os9 on the same partition?
If so, will it help the system run faster?
Thanks,
Glenn
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