Hello,
Can anyone tell me if OSX 10.4 must be installed on the first 8 gb of
a hard drive on a Pismo?
Thanks.
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Can anyone tell me if OSX 10.4 must be installed on the first 8 gb of
a hard drive on a Pismo?
I recently upgraded my Pismo's drive to a 60 GB drive and I cloned my
10.3 install to that drive. I did not partition the drive in any way and
all works just fine, so I'd have to guess that no, there
On Dec 9, 2005, at 5:48 AM, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone tell me if OSX 10.4 must be installed on the first 8 gb
of a hard drive on a Pismo?
No.
The ONLY machines that this limit applies to are: WallStreet, Beige
G3s and the first generation iMacs.
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Interestingly though, I have a Wallstreet upgraded to a G4 with a 60
gig drive and while I could not install Panther on it unless I
partitioned it, Tiger installed just fine using Xpostfacto (I hope I
spelled that right).
Tom
On 12/9/05, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 9, 2005, at
At 8:24 AM -0500 12/9/05, chris wrote:
Can anyone tell me if OSX 10.4 must be installed on the first 8 gb of
a hard drive on a Pismo?
I recently upgraded my Pismo's drive to a 60 GB drive and I cloned my
10.3 install to that drive. I did not partition the drive in any way and
all works just
While it's true the Pismo doesn't have the limit, that it worked in
this case isn't a valid test. You can do the same thing to those
machines with the limit and it may work. It depends on certain files
being located in the first 8Gb. The limit isn't on how big a drive
you can have but is
On Friday, Dec 9, 2005, at 07:24 America/Chicago, chris wrote:
Can anyone tell me if OSX 10.4 must be installed on the first 8 gb of
a hard drive on a Pismo?
I recently upgraded my Pismo's drive to a 60 GB drive and I cloned my
10.3 install to that drive. I did not partition the drive in any
