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toshiba gigabeat+os x

Discussion in 'Mac - General discussion' started by caffeine_, Oct 22, 2006.

  1. caffeine_

    caffeine_ Guest

    ok I know that this seems stupid, but I just got a toshiba gigabeat from my friend, the new kind. Is there any way that I can use it on os x. I mean its just a harddisk right? Can I use it in drag and drop mode?
     
  2. tabletpc

    tabletpc Guest

    are you planing on using it external or internal

    here is the steps on how to do this i have done this on g3 towers

    mac os x only recognizes 200 gig hard drive partitions right now so you would have to multible partiton the hard drive seting each partition as 200 gigs untill you reach a gigabit now this means tons of drive icons
    on the mac os x desktop and creates quiet a mess

    this is why i recommend going external fire wire drive cage when using this option of hard drive

    all you have to do is format and use but you cannot install the os on the hard drive because the os itself only detects 200 gigs of hard drive space to boot from but externally you can go as big as you want as long as you are not booting from the drive
     
  3. caffeine_

    caffeine_ Guest

    theres no simple way to just keep the hard drive in one partition?

    I find it really hard to believe that you have to create a bunch of 200mb partitions to get it to work with os x.
     

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