When I partition with Disk Utility in X, does that have the same effect as "zeroing" in 9 with the "Disk Utility", i.e will my HD come out *absolutely* clean / as clean as with zeroing? Thanks already.
<strong>You are still alive </strong><hr></blockquote>Very much so <strong> [quote]Anyway....I didn't find the Zeroing function under X's disk utility.
I would suggest you to boot from the OS 9 CD when doing zero data.......</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yes, one has to go into 9 for that.
BTW I have a Titanium now. Just hope that it's bigger than yours, or haven't you even gotten one yet?
- T.I.
[ 03-16-2002: Message edited by: The Installer ]</p>
I will be having something that will BLOW your 'pos' TiBook </strong><hr></blockquote>But if I don't read your posts, then I won't know what it is . . . <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laughing]" />
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You are still alive
Anyway....I didn't find the Zeroing function under X's disk utility.
I would suggest you to boot from the OS 9 CD when doing zero data.......
<strong>You are still alive
I would suggest you to boot from the OS 9 CD when doing zero data.......</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yes, one has to go into 9 for that.
BTW I have a Titanium now. Just hope that it's bigger than yours, or haven't you even gotten one yet?
- T.I.
[ 03-16-2002: Message edited by: The Installer ]</p>
<strong>nope I only have iBook. Small size is more important for me than the wide screen</strong><hr></blockquote>
- T.I.
I will be having something that will BLOW your 'pos' TiBook
<strong>Don't be too happy yet. Mr. TI
I will be having something that will BLOW your 'pos' TiBook
- T.I. (short for T i t a n i