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10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
Another way could be to connect the unformatted Tiger (or Leopard) client image to an Ubuntu Desktop or GParted live CD, thus starting it up from the CD and formatting the image with the included GParted partitioning tool: IIRC, it can create HFS+ Journaled volumes (but I'm not completely sure...).
10.5: Virtualize machine-specific 10.4 in Fusion 2
(^^^ My post above of course should have been a nested reply to the previous ones...) |
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