10.2 does have disk utility. After starting up from the install disk, go to the top of the screen and click on the install menu. That's where it is. The "read me" on the install disk also mentions this. Mary
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<>Hi Tom,
So is it an OS 10.2 install disk with a 10.3 upgrade disk?
I�ve never used 10.2 so I don�t know what utilities it came with.
If you do end up doing a fresh install I suggest you create an emergency boot CD with Disk Utilities on it so this won�t happen again.
Sorry I couldn�t be more helpful.
Good luck.
Geno
<><>on 04/06/2005 1:55 PM, Thomas Baker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Geno. My OS-X install disk, which I bought from OWC, is for 10.2 and it doesn't have any Disk Utilities on it. It has a Utilities Folder, but the only thing in it is Disk First Aid.
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