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Test of single partitioned drive
FWIW: My iMac has the factory setup of both Mac OS X and Mac OS 9 on the same partition. From a Mac OS X boot state, I selected Restart and held down the 'C' key. My system booted back into Mac OS X. Oh well. (BTW, ARE there any other methods for using the keyboard to bypass the Startup Disk CP/SPP and boot into Mac OS 9?)
Test of single partitioned drive
A slight mis-understanding. The rule is that the MacOS X partition must be wholly within the first 8GB of the drive. Partition order is non-relevant.
Test of single partitioned drive
No, the actual rule is that the partition that contains OS X must be entirely contained in the first 8GB of the disk, only on the following machines:
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Now someone tell me if I'm wrong on this.......... |
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