On Dec 10, 2005, at 1:08 PM, Alec McKenzie wrote: > At 12:33 -0800 on 10/12/05, revDAVE wrote: > >> - partition 1 = Panther 10.3.9 >> - I used carbon copy cloner to duplicate this on partition number 2 >> - then I upgraded to Tiger 10.4.3 on partition 1 >> - ( I did all necessary repair permissions - repair drives etc. >> before and >> after - on both systems) >> - basically everything is working fine on both systems - however >> - when I >> am in Tiger - I am unable to un-mount partition 2 ( older >> Panther) - and >> it says drive is in use... > > I would expect that to happen, because the drive *is* in use. As > far as I know you can only "eject" the whole drive. In my > experience if you have several partitions and eject one of them > they will all go, provided none is in use. Individual partitions (volumes) can be unmounted and mounted easily through Disk Utilities.