Whether it's a good idea to install to FireWire is another question ...
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If the Installer won't show your external FireWire drive, try reformatting it with the Disk Tools program on the Installer disk first. You may need to do this even if you were able to boot OS 9 from the drive.
Whether it's a good idea to install to FireWire is another question ...
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Using Firewire Drive as Startup
I installed a 10 Gbyte VST FW HD in a Mac 9600 with a Newer
Using Firewire Drive as Startup
I have a Maxtor 20 GB harddrive in an IceCube FW enclosure (Oxford chip) and am able to install OS X on any of the drive's partitions. I found it very handy to be able to do that since my iBook 500's HD is not partitioned. This way I could try out different versions of OS X without changing anything on my main drive.
Using Firewire Drive as Startup
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