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Create a case-sensitive HFS boot disk
i've set up two macs (both running 10.3.x) with case-sensitive boot disks by doing the following:
Create a case-sensitive HFS boot disk
oops, lost a backslash in my incantation. in the command line invocation of diskutil, you need to escape the space in '/Volumes/Macintosh HD' with a backslash
Create a case-sensitive HFS boot disk
Any reason I can't do this without booting from an external if I want to reformat an *external* drive with case-sensitive HFS+?, with intent of being able to boot from it (in particular, installing Darwin on it.) |
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