On 2/11/04 1:52 PM, "Tyler Krehbiel" <krehbiet at pluto.dsu.edu> wrote: > Hey everyone, > > I'm new to the list, and a soon to be new iBook owner. I sold my Lombard 400 > last week, and my iBook 600 Mhz should be here tomorrow. > > I'm pretty sure its going to come with 10.1 on it, and so of couse i'm going > to erase it and install Panther on it right away. > > One thing that i would like to do i play with linux on it. So i'm thinking > it would just be best to partition it right away so i can install linux > later. > > Its got a 40 GB hard drive, so i think leaving about 4-5 GB for linux would > be good, i dont really need much, i just want to play around with it. > > I think i read that on the panther disk i can get into drive setup and > partition. What do you guys think? Anyone done this? > Depends on what you mean by play with Linux. Since OS X *is* linux you can get a pretty full linux experience through the OS X terminal and X11. In which case there is no reason to partition. david