bangrazi@ctron.com (Anthony Bangrazi) (06/20/91)
This may be a basic question, but I still need to ask it (sorry). Do I need to create two partitions on my HD - one for System 6.0.5 software and one for System 7.0 software - to switch between 6 & 7 ? I suppose that these partitions have to be just big enough for the System Folder of each - in other words, I don't need anything else in the partition to run a System version. I assume a third partition for all my apps & data. If this is so, do I put my INITs in each system folder (in its own partition). This makes sense, but I'm just double-checking. Thanks in advance. - Anthony
phil@cutmcvax.cs.curtin.edu.au (Phil Wild) (06/24/91)
bangrazi@ctron.com (Anthony Bangrazi) writes: >This may be a basic question, but I still need to ask it (sorry). >Do I need to create two partitions on my HD - one for System 6.0.5 software and >one for System 7.0 software - to switch between 6 & 7 ? I suppose that these >partitions have to be just big enough for the System Folder of each - in other >words, I don't need anything else in the partition to run a System version. >I assume a third partition for all my apps & data. >If this is so, do I put my INITs in each system folder (in its own partition). >This makes sense, but I'm just double-checking. >Thanks in advance. >- Anthony Just have two system folders on the same partition. Use a utility like Blesser or SystemSwitcher1.1 (the one i use) to switch between the two systems regards Phil -- __________ /\ _______\ ================================================================ \ \ \____ / Philip Wild / phil@cutmcvax.cs.curtin.edu.au \ \ \/ / / Dept. Computer Science / psi%050529452300070::SWILDP \ \/ / / Curtin University / SWILDP%cc.curtin.edu.au@cunyvm.bitnet \ / / Perth / uunet!munnari.oz!cc.curtin.edu.au!SWILDP \/_/ Western Australia / Tel: (09) 385 8717