If this setup is a new and there is no personal data you may find it easier to wipe everything and start over.
- Boot to the OS 9 CD and use Drive Setup to partition the drive. Make the 8 GB partition the first partition.
- Install 9 on the first partition. Then boot the mac to 9 and make sure everything is cool.
- Then insert the X CD and install it normally. Done this way you should not have any problems.
both OSes will be on first partition.
On Jul 19, 2004, at 10:36 PM, Kim Blair wrote:
This time, I will try putting 9 on the first partition and X on the second. After that, do you recommend me 9 on top of X?
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