Thanks Paul..
Capacity of the disk: 60 GB with four partitions: 10,20,20,10..the
system 9.1 is on the first partition of 10 GB
Driver Setup: 2.03 that come with 9.1
HFS+
To make partitions with no more that 4 GB is ridiculous for me ..
I tried HDT PE with the same problem..
Can other participant of this list to confirm that C600 cannot
support a partition < 4GB?
Joseph Cordaro
on 19.09.2002 01:57, Joseph Cordaro at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I bought an IDE Hard disk IBM Deskstar 7200 rpm to replace the 2,1 Go hd
>=20
> I can formatting this disk (four partitions)..I can install Mac OS
> 9.1 and the driver apple associated..
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> THEN I HAVE PROBLEMS!!!!!
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> After few starts "SOS disk" detect serious errors on the "catalog"
> and nodes..(Norton too..)..
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> If I replace the IBM disk by the 2,1 Go..all works fine perfectly..
>=20
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Hi Joseph,
Which version of 'Drive Setup' [also known as ADS] are you using to format
the drive and initialise the volumes? The latest, v2.0.7, should function
properly.
What is the size of the individual volumes on the IBM drive? What is the
total capacity of the IBM drive?
It is possible that this computer cannot recognise volumes larger than 4,0
Go [for the anglophones among us, that's 4.0 GB]. Anyone more familiar with
the C600 MOBO please elaborate.
Also, Mac OS 9.x is much more comfortable running from a volume initialised
in the HFS+ [Mac OS Extended--sorry, I don't know the French localisation]
format.
J'esp=E8re que les aides ci-dessus,
paul
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Paul F. Henegan
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