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> Os9/x Dual Boot Set Up
jimmynitcher
posté lun. 14 avril 2003, 11:25
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If I want to run both OS's do I partition a drive,install OSX into the partition and then use it as a second start up disk?
I'm using a Quicksilver G4 733 - does my firmware need upgrading?
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dixiechicken
posté mar. 15 avril 2003, 20:36
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I beg to differ.
You are right that a double-boot system can be handy for quick-repairs.

My experience is that mac OS 9 together with Mac OS X on the same HD - different volumes is not as stable as a lone version of either OS on a single volume.

I'm not referring to operating system stability, Im referring to the info put on the hd itself.

If the wrong/wright house-keeping info on your hd gets thrashed - you will loose both partitions.

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