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ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
A Mac OS X installation on a PowerBook is not guaranteed to be compatible with an iBook.
Try booting the iBook with the 'option' key held down, or try booting from the OS X Install/Restore CD/DVD... you may need to reinstall OS X on the hard drive for the iBook to be able to boot from it.
Try booting the iBook with the 'option' key held down, or try booting from the OS X Install/Restore CD/DVD... you may need to reinstall OS X on the hard drive for the iBook to be able to boot from it.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
After you've booted from the CD/DVD, you should be asked to select a language. Select one, then click the right-arrow icon to proceed.
Once on the next page after selecting a language, select "Disk Utility" from the "Installer" menu at the top. When Disk Utility opens, you can use it to partition and/or format your internal drive.
Once formatted/partitioned, quit Disk Utility, and the Mac OS X install process will pick up where it left off.
Once on the next page after selecting a language, select "Disk Utility" from the "Installer" menu at the top. When Disk Utility opens, you can use it to partition and/or format your internal drive.
Once formatted/partitioned, quit Disk Utility, and the Mac OS X install process will pick up where it left off.
When i get to disc utility all i have is first aid /erase/partition/restore/.when i hit partition i see no options available the only thing in the left box is 3.9gb matshitacd-r/and mac os x inssall dics 1.It also says select a volume scheme,choose a volume name and a format,and resize the volumes.
