James Purser wrote:
On Mon, 2005-10-24 at 13:28 +0000, l cheung wrote:
Get a life, get a power book. :)
Yes but can you return OSX?
It's a good idea to keep OSX on it as a small partition that can be booted by
default for the first year.
If you have to return the machine under warranty the techos at Broadway (thats where the
Apple service centre is) will then be able to boot it and run their diagnostics. You'll get
it back with your Linux untouched. Otherwise they will have to do a new install and wipe
your Linux.
Mike
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