My Reply follows quote. On 15/01/2006 10:03 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >This has been done, I understand. Anyone that can advise strongly against >even trying? > >Then, this seems to be a general rule "the partition containing OS X must >be within the first 8 GB " - but how can I tell what is the "first" >partition? > >Anders -------- Well, I had exactly the same question when getting ready to install OS 10.2.3 on a Beige G3/300. When formatting a drive with the OS X version of "Drive Setup" the "graph" depicts the drive as a set of layers, each of which is a partition with the size shown. The layer at the top of the chart is the "first" partition.
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