In a message dated 2/15/05 6:11:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I'm not real sure what you want to do Lili, but OSX can only be installed on a partition which was prepared using the install CD. in other words you can't do it in OS 9. I'd say if there's something on the drive you want to put OSX on that you want to keep, then you need to back that up to wherever you wish to save it to. Once you have that all sorted out, boot the computer using the Install CD and go directly to the drive utilities and repartition the drive. Be sure to choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) for the partition where you plan to install OSX. If you plan to run OS9 on this drive, then you need to be sure the drivers for OS9 box is checked. When I did mine, I put a smaller (5 Gb) partition on the drive and installed 9.22 there. Once you have the drive partitioned and setup like you want it, then you can go back and install OSX, etc. >>
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