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Install dual-boot OpenBSD 3.5 / OS X on early Macs
It's actually important to mention here -- clarify, really -- that old Macs capable of booting into Mac OS X do NOT need to boot onto an 8GB parition unless they are booting to IDE/ATA hard drives.
SCSI debate
...except for cost. Had Apple stuck with SCSI, they would now have home computers that cost hundreds of dollars more for less overall HD capacity. |
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