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OK, so I... used my OSX 10.3.3 Disks to Write Zeros to the Disk. I partitioned one of my HDs as System & Overflow and kept the other as 1 big partition. (It took 1 1/2 hours each to re-format my 250GB HD's.) 1HD 1Partition -> System contains my Applications 1HD 2Partition -> Overflow...

FAT32 <--Ouch! The HD IS currently NTFS. I did it NTFS to get over the 4GB file limit in Windows. I do Video & DVD's so that's big to me. I guess I'll have to re-think that one. I'm putting together a Firewire RAID (2x 250Gig HD's)... I'm still doing research on this thought but: --...

I have a 1394 HD that I like to take back and forth to work but when I hook it up to my Mac and try to put files on it I get: the item "filename" could not be moved because "DISK2_VOL1" cannot be modified. In the DISK2_VOL1 Ownership & Permissions it says 'You can only read' Is there a way...

Soooo many years later... I'm on 10.4.2 and I'm having this problem. I don't see an INSTALLER application. I hate being a MAC newbie.

DVD Studio Pro should NOT recompress your files if they are already DVD Studio Pro / DVD compliant. You should check the DVD Studio Pro Manual and see what types of files it requires so as NOT to recompress. By checking the manual it may tell you what Template to set in Compressor for going...

Whoa... That's exactly what I'd like to do! -- So can I do this just by using my Power Mac G5 Software Install and Restore CD's? (I would also like to clean out my 2nd HD so that it's ready for files but NOT install anything yet.) -- Should I select my 2nd HD and have it Write zeros...

I have (2) 250gig HD's & I'm wanting to do a fresh install of OSX 10.4.2 In an effort to stay organized I would like to make one HD be my System Drive and house all my programs/applications & the other be my Media Drive to house project files, recorded takes, and various media that I'll use...

When trying to install programs I usually get this error: The destination folder 'Installer' is on a locked volume. Please select another destination. After I select another destination... ie Desktop, Applications, or any other destination I get this error: An error occurred during the...