> That's good news. I haven't been able to get mine working with my (pretty > new) Maxtor 15 G drive. I'm assuming you're using an unsupported machine? Am > I missing something ? > > I've got the first 4 Gigs partitioned for X, the second 8 G's for 9.1, the > rest for Classic (OS 9.2.2). All the partitions show up when running OS X, > but when I try to install from the 10.0.3 CD on the Maxtor drive using > XPostFacto I get the broken folder... > > I have OS 10.1.3 running fine off my SCSI 2 G drive... > > Any Ideas? > > The Toast 5 extension is invaluable for getting cd-rw's to work. > > -Ford I am not sure. How did you format the Maxtor? I am using a 8500. I installed from my 1GB SCSI drive by using Apple System Restore to copy the install disk to the hard drive and then using XPostFacto to copy over the extra unsupported files. I will have to re-read the XPostFacto instructions to see if I am forgetting something I did. You may try using Apple System Restore under 9.1 to copy your good OSX SCSI install over to a partition on the Maxtor. I got the IDE CD-RW to work. It seems to take longer for the computer to boot. I don't know if it is because I took the SCSI CD out. Andrew
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