3 simple questions about iDVD, hard drive space, and XPF

[Felix]

Hello people. Now that I have the 1 GHZ g4 upgrade in my beige dt, I can 
run iDVD 4. I'm planning on using an internal Pioneer drive. However, my 
startup disk is a partition with less than 4 GB of room remaining. I 
have all documents and mulitmedia files, as well as OS 9, in the second 
and larger partition which has over 70 GB remaining.

Based on what I've read, iDVD creates an image on the startup disk and 
if it runs out of room, it will not finish the burning and give you an 
error. What I'm wondering is:

1. Does it create that image in the user's folder, or somewhere else in 
the startup disk?
2. If I create a user in the larger partition, will that overcome the 
problem or is there some other hack to get iDVD to use the larger partition?
3. I suppose another work around would be to install OS X 10.3 in the 
larger partition. But can someone tell me if that will "break" XPF? 
Also, doing that does not mean I'd have to wipe out my data right? 
Thanks for any help!

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