alphaod macrumors Core Original poster Feb 9, 2008 22,194 1,260 NYC Sep 5, 2008 #1 So I'm trying to install OS X on a blank drive. Can I use GUID partitioning or must I use Apple partitioning? Thanks.
So I'm trying to install OS X on a blank drive. Can I use GUID partitioning or must I use Apple partitioning? Thanks.
TEG macrumors 604 Jan 21, 2002 6,635 185 Langley, Washington Sep 5, 2008 #2 On the G4, the regular HFS+ (Journaled) will work. GUID is specifically for Intel Macs' bootable drives. TEG
On the G4, the regular HFS+ (Journaled) will work. GUID is specifically for Intel Macs' bootable drives. TEG
panzer06 Contributor Sep 23, 2006 3,290 238 Kilrath Sep 5, 2008 #3 alphaod said: So I'm trying to install OS X on a blank drive. Can I use GUID partitioning or must I use Apple partitioning? Thanks. Click to expand... Using GUID will not be bootable on a PB G4
alphaod said: So I'm trying to install OS X on a blank drive. Can I use GUID partitioning or must I use Apple partitioning? Thanks. Click to expand... Using GUID will not be bootable on a PB G4
alphaod macrumors Core Original poster Feb 9, 2008 22,194 1,260 NYC Sep 5, 2008 #4 Okay. Well I used the Apple Partition; it's too bad GUID won't work. Thanks guys.