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So I just recently installed Snow Leopard on an external drive to defrag my main drive. I've been having issues with partitioning my drives (hence the defragging) so I didn't make a separate partition for the OS, I just installed it into the main partition on the external. I use the external for bulk storage.. It's huge and I don't have space among my three drives to keep it backed up.
I'm done and I don't need it on my external anymore. So my question is: how do you completely uninstall OS X from a drive when wiping it isn't an option? Is it as simple as trashing the folders in the root directory it creates (Applications, Library, Users, System)? I sure hope so. Thanks.
So I just recently installed Snow Leopard on an external drive to defrag my main drive. I've been having issues with partitioning my drives (hence the defragging) so I didn't make a separate partition for the OS, I just installed it into the main partition on the external. I use the external for bulk storage.. It's huge and I don't have space among my three drives to keep it backed up.
I'm done and I don't need it on my external anymore. So my question is: how do you completely uninstall OS X from a drive when wiping it isn't an option? Is it as simple as trashing the folders in the root directory it creates (Applications, Library, Users, System)? I sure hope so. Thanks.