 Os X Partitions, Sizes?, minimum partition size for OSX? |
  Wed 23 Mar 2005, 03:58
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hey some advice would help a great deal....
I still am currently an OS9 user...D'OH!...... I *really* am finally getting a G4 ibook, I think a minium one with only a 30 gig harddrive... my question is as follows... (I think I asked a simialr one before , but as thies is getting closer I am wondering more n more!) I have hear the minimum size drive (partition) that OSX can comfortably run on is 10 GB is this true? and if so if I partition the (30 GB) drive roughly in half say 15 GB and almost 15 GB will OSX run smoothly and can I still fit some Apps on there so I can use the other Partition for writing files to? mostly this machine would be used for recording Audio. I plan in the near future on getting a External Firewire drive to also use to dump files ... and of course getting a 1 GB RAM chip in it to max the RAM to 1.25 GB. any other and new info or suggestions would be super cool! thanx bunches!  -- Ian aka Archival Audio This post has been edited by ArchivalAudio: Wed 23 Mar 2005, 03:59 -------------------- ~ Archival Audio ~
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Sun 27 Mar 2005, 16:46
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Archival Audio - You're welcome!
One thing to keep in mind: I dont of course know - how much of audio recording you plan to do. Lets say split your harddrive in 2 roughly equal halves of 15 Gb each. It will be pretty easy to fill up one of those 15 Gb parttions with project files and recorded audio. Depending of course on the amount of audio recording you actually do. 15 Gb is not really huge amount of space these days. Eventually you'll probably need to buy an external drive anyway - to copy your work to and clear up space on the internal partition - to make room for new projects. Cheers: Dixiechicken -------------------- ==================
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ArchivalAudio Os X Partitions, Sizes? Wed 23 Mar 2005, 03:58
PristineRec I have a Powerbook with an 80Gb internal drive. Wh... Wed 23 Mar 2005, 06:58 ArchivalAudio cool
thanx
I am Specifically looking for info on o... Wed 23 Mar 2005, 15:24 eaks I never had the chance to work on a powerbook, bu... Wed 23 Mar 2005, 18:26 ArchivalAudio hmmmm
I always thought it was a good idea to parti... Thu 24 Mar 2005, 00:21 dixiechicken Try to keep things simple is a good general rule t... Sat 26 Mar 2005, 12:27 ArchivalAudio Dixiechicken
thanx
I think that helps...
I'l... Sun 27 Mar 2005, 01:59 PristineRec Maybe my last post wasn't totally clear. While... Mon 28 Mar 2005, 03:31 lepetitmartien Pristinerec, the best way to do this is to use dif... Mon 28 Mar 2005, 04:38
dixiechicken There is one potential advantage of having two par... Wed 30 Mar 2005, 22:39 |
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