Upgrade technique to Panther

[Doug Throp]

1. I have an 8500 with G4/450 MHz,  2 SCSI HDs, Radeon 7000, OS 10.2.8. 
 I'm finally planning on upgrading to Panther (using XPostFacto). 
Currently my hard drives are divided into several partitions.  I'm 
considering reformatting the Seagate Barracuda (removing it's 
partitions) and then doing a clean install on that HD. The Seagate is 
only about 17 GB.  Because of that, I think I should put alias's of my 
photo and music folders from the other HD into Panther folders.  Does 
this sound like a reasonable and safe approach?  (My current main HD is 
a slower, Quantum Atlas IV with 34 GB.)
	
2. After upgrading to the newest version of Panther, can I safely copy 
applications from my OS 10.2.8 partition to the Panther applications 
folder, or are there other complicating factors I don't know about?

3. Would I be better off copying my OS 10.2.8 partition to the 
initialized Seagate HD, and then try upgrading it to Panther?

                        Thanks for your expected advice,
                                                        Doug
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