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mar. 18 oct. 2005, 16:54
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Partitioning on a powerbook may help a bit for the virtual memory, as the drive is slow, to have a dedicated partition (5-6 GB, I've given my G5 a 10 GB partition, it uses about 4,5 of them usually) can smooth things a bit (easier for the OS to find the bits it needs, faster access). Also, in doubt, you can always reformat the VM partition after a major problem. I use Swap Cop myself to tell the system where the MV is, but you'll have to delete the old MV files on the regular system partition to bring the space back. Note, it's NOT mandatory, just some real fine tuning. i'd like some inpt from powerbook users who are laptoping like mad on this issue. About the word program, no problemo.
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mer. 19 oct. 2005, 13:38
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I would not partion unless you have too and are experienced doing it. a external firewire hardrive is a good bet and safer you don't want to wipe out your hard drive data a risk with partioning I have one computer thats partioned (half OS9.2.2 half 10.3.9) I had to get a External HD to do it anyway though there are programs out there that claim they can partion without backing up first (to a external HD) but I do not think that is best as you need to reformat to properly get the computer HD ready for a clean install hope this makes sense good luck!
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