[CUBE] Help! Problem installing OS X
TonVanHest
a.vanhest at chello.nl
Fri Jul 9 05:12:40 PDT 2004
(I will reply to all in this message).
The drive was set as master and I did try to partition/format using the
diskutility from the install. This gave no problems.
Then I got an idea.
I tried whether or not I could use the Cube in Taget mode. This was no
problem and subsequently I succeeded in transfering from my iMac to the
Cube using Carbon Copy Cloner.
Also I was then able to boot the HD containing the OS.
Then I tried again to use the OS X install disks and this time they
worked flawlessly!
So now all is well, except that I would still like to know what could
have caused this.
Gr,
Ton
> On 9 Jul 2004, at 11:18, TonVanHest wrote:
>
>> At last I have my Cube, It looked very dirty but it worked. While my
>> wife cleaned the outer shell I exchanged the memory for 256Mb and the
>> HD with a 120Gb.
>>
>> So I expected to be ready and put in my (regularly bought) OS X 10.3
>> insyall disk1. First I partitioned and formatted the HD and then went
>> thru all the windows containing usual warnings until I came to the
>> one where I could select the HD on which the OS should be installed.
>>
>> To my shock, I was not allowed to install on my new disk!!
>
> First as Meirion said, check that the jumpers are correctly set. Next,
> what did you use to set up and format the drive? The best way to do it
> is to start the installation from the OS X CD, and then start the Disk
> utility from the menu where you can partition and format your hard
> drive.
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