> > Is the drive in Apple Extended Format or UNIX format? Just thought I
> > would add my "2 cents worth"
> >
> > --
> > Andrew
It is Apple Extended. It is the hard drive that came with the computer.
It had 9.1 installed on it already when I installed X. 9.1 and X are on the
same partition. It has been working fine. I have started up from my 9.1
system folder on the other hard drive and been able to get back into X with
no problem.
ASP shows the drive as Mac OS extended, with 1 Mac OS partion. But,
there is no driver number and it of course shows it as not being mounted.
But everytime I start the computer, drive setup wants to initialise it.
Thanks,
Kevin
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