In a message dated 3/15/03 7:16:05, paul.moortgat at pandora.be writes: << I bought 10.2 and installed it on a second HD in my 933 and at the same time I installed a third HD hooked on a Sonnet ATA 100 card with software version 239 (the latest) When I try to startup from the second HD (with 10.2 on), the ONLY thing I see is the Apple logo at startup. I've to go to the OS 9 CD which came with the purchase of the 933 (lucky I've that) to go back to the first HD with 10.1.5. >> Did this problem get resolved? If not, consider that I had trouble getting a new OS-X installation to recognize and boot in a 20Gb drive. I had thought that I could install OS-X Jag without attending to any size limitation and installed it as the primary OS on the 20Gb drive. When I restarted, the OS froze at the Apple start-up picture. I re-booted to the installation CD and saw the OS was installed, and there was no indication that there was any problem. I did a reformat of the drive and re-installed OS-X Jag. Again, no boot-up on restart with the 20Gb drive. I did a second reformat and made one smaller than 8Gb partition (8015Mb) and the remainder of the drive space in the second partition. I installed OS-X Jag in the first partition and rebooted with no problems. The OS ran perfectly. I then installed OS-9 on the second partition for my Classic programs. All went fine. I was told about a limitation on drive partition size months ago, but had thought that it was only an OS-10.1 issue. Apparently my G3 Wallstreet doesn't know any different from OS-X to OS-X Jag.