Apple Mac OS X マニュアル
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Advice about hardware compatibility
Identifying an original PowerBook G3 computer
You cannot install Mac OS X on the original PowerBook G3 computer. This computer has
a small, six-color Apple logo on the top cover of the display. You can also look on the
bottom of the computer for the Family Number (M3553).
a small, six-color Apple logo on the top cover of the display. You can also look on the
bottom of the computer for the Family Number (M3553).
Installing on a PowerBook G3 Series, an original Power Macintosh G3, or an iMac
If you see a message when you select the destination disk that you need to install Mac
OS X on a partition completely within the first 8 GB of disk space, choose Open Disk
Utility from the Installer menu, then click Partition to see the partitions of your disk. The
first partition is the top one. Select it and make sure it is 8 GB or less in size.
OS X on a partition completely within the first 8 GB of disk space, choose Open Disk
Utility from the Installer menu, then click Partition to see the partitions of your disk. The
first partition is the top one. Select it and make sure it is 8 GB or less in size.
If the first partition is larger than 8 GB or your hard disk only has one partition that is
larger than 8 GB, you need to partition your disk again. Partitioning the disk erases the
entire hard disk, so be sure to back up your files first.
larger than 8 GB, you need to partition your disk again. Partitioning the disk erases the
entire hard disk, so be sure to back up your files first.
Installing on a Power Macintosh G3 (Blue and White)
If you have a Power Macintosh G3 (Blue and White) that came with an Apple SCSI hard
disk, do not choose UNIX File System (UFS) as the format for the destination disk.
disk, do not choose UNIX File System (UFS) as the format for the destination disk.
Installing on a computer with a third-party SCSI card
If you have a third-party SCSI card installed in your computer and you cannot start up
Mac OS X, attach a disk or SCSI terminator to one of the card’s ports. If you continue to
have problems, try removing the card. Contact the manufacturer of the card for more
information about using the card with Mac OS X.
Mac OS X, attach a disk or SCSI terminator to one of the card’s ports. If you continue to
have problems, try removing the card. Contact the manufacturer of the card for more
information about using the card with Mac OS X.
Installing on a computer with a third-party video card
If you have a third-party video card installed in your computer, you may need to remove
it before you install Mac OS X. Contact the manufacturer of the card for more
information about using the card with Mac OS X.
it before you install Mac OS X. Contact the manufacturer of the card for more
information about using the card with Mac OS X.