I believe it's the first 8Gb, and only for Mac OSX. OS9 (which is what
it's running, right?) can still be anywhere on the disk. How did you
get the OS on the 20Gb disk? If you copied it from the old 4Gb disk,
you might try just reinstalling it from scratch. I installed a 10Gb
disk in a Bon
Where are you located? I have the husk of a Bondi that gets a display
and you can have for free if we can get it to you without any cost or
problem.
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 7:15 AM, Aaron Parker wrote:
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> Yes, absolutely. The limitation you are referring actually affects
> installs that are not
Yes, absolutely. The limitation you are referring actually affects
installs that are not within the first 8GB of the partition.
With that being the case though, that still couldn't be the problem.
I can consistently reproduce the following steps:
1.) Manually reset PRAM by removing battery for
Did you partition the new drive? The OS MUST reside entirely within the
first 4 or 6 GB (I forget which) of physical disc space.
On 7/25/09 8:12 PM, "Aaron Parker" wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I got a steal on an original Bondi Blue iMac G3 last week for $20 and
> have been loving playing aro
Hi everyone,
I got a steal on an original Bondi Blue iMac G3 last week for $20 and
have been loving playing around with OS 9. It's been working
perfectly fine for the last week or so--no issues whatsoever.
The 4GB hard drive was a little tight though, so I opted to throw an
extra 20GB drive in
