on 11/24/02 7:28 PM, Bondtrails at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I used to have disk issues galore when trying to install OS X on my
> "unsupported" mac. I tried FWB Disk Tools, DiskWarrior, etc etc.
> A really simple solution helped me out: Apple Disk Setup.
> Try doing a zero, low level reformat of your hard drives with Apple's
> Disk Setup and don't forget to select the "update drivers" option. This
> usually works
>
> --Bondster!!
Hello Bondster,
I did the reformat but when I select the "update drivers" I get the note
"The new driver will not be available until you restart the computer." So I
restart the computer and click on "update drivers" I get the same note.
I have to go to "Hard Disk Toolkit" to partition the drive. When I click
on "Create new volume", I get a note that says I have to update the drivers
with hard disk toolkit before I can partition. I seem to be going around in
circles.
Any help?
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