On 16/10/03 16:42, "John" <simplymail at ururk.com> wrote: > I am waiting for a 7200 rpm (60 GB) notebook drive to arrive, and (with > dread) anticipate the long, painful reconstruction of my PB G4. > > Is there anything I should keep in mind when I go to install OS 9, > ProTools Free, etc...? I have done this before, but wanted to know if > there was anything special I should do. > > I want to be able to work on my computer, with files as large as 1.5GB, > without running into errors about the file being too fragmented, hence > the larger hard drive. Also, is there any indication whether ProTools > Free will be updated (or, more precisely, ProTools 6.1 will be stripped > down) to run in OSX? I absolutely loath booting into OS 9, now that my > workflow (excluding Quark, Pagemaker, Distiller) is all in OS X. Even > the rare restart is painful to do. > > > Thanks! > > John Pariseau > I have made a small partition of 1 GB where I have put the system and another that contains the rest. If I was to rebuilt a whole system I will add a 3rd partition containing Logic's files and Audio files. In the second partition I will put the applications. Why ? - The system does not change very often so the disk does not have to be re-organize. - Same for the Application part. - You do not need to boot on CD to re-organize the Applications partition and the "Logic" partition - It's more easy to backup one partition at a time Best regards Cyril Blanc France Please sign the petition ³Apple to support APPLE LaserWriter 300 in MAC OS X² http://www.PetitionOnline.com/Ap1c1/petition.html If you want to be sure I read your answer leave my name in it ! Spam mails are directly going to trash