Greetings ( + )!( + ) I agree with Brian, as I believe that when the "Daily's, Weekly's and the Monthly" routines are done, they are only done on the drive that has the OS X operating system. That means that the other partitions are not cleaned up as they should during the maintenance operation. ---------------------------------------------------- On Nov 10, 2006, at 9:54 AM, B G wrote: > Since this a machine you purchased from someone I would suggest > reformatting the hard drive and then doing your install. > > You can set up the partition again or go without. > > I have had both setups on various machines, and I prefer to keep OS X > and OS 9 on one partition, I have not found any benefit to keeping > them separate. > > Others may disagree but this is just based on my experience. > > Brian > > G4 gigE 1.0 GHz Powerlogix, 1 GB RAM > > On Nov 9, 2006, at 8:46 PM, Ray Clayton wrote: > >> I appreciate the info I've gotten so far. Had trouble with my >> subscription, >> had to re-subscribe. Anyway. I guess the installation comes down to >> one of >> two choices. >> >> My hard drive is partitioned. On the smaller partition (10 GB) is >> 9.2.2, >> 10.1, and all applications. And 4.25 GB free. >> >> On the larger partition (30 GB) are all data files—photos, letters, >> various, >> etc., no apps. About 25 GB free. >> >> So. Should I install Panther in the smaller partition over >> 10.1—assuming the >> installer will let me? Or do I install Panther in the larger >> partition and >> therefore end up with 9.2.2 on one partition and 10.3 on the other? >> >> I would appreciate opinions. TIA, >> >> Ray >> _______________________________________________ Cheers, /\*_*/\ Harry (*^_^*) * If pro is the opposite of con, then what is the opposite of progress? Congress! Men's restroom House of Representatives, Washington, DC