Partitioning Titanium for YellowDog and MacOSX

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Sorry guys, I realized this is the wrong list.

My problem is that I cannot find the right usergroup for this question,
since my old PowerBook broke and all my backups are on SCSI drives,
to which I do not have access currently.
Does anybody know the right usergroup for this question?

Thank you
Christian

cstrato@EUnet.at schrieb:

> Dear MacLinux experts
>
> I would like to partition my new Titanium to run MacOS9, MacOSX and
> YellowDog2.1.
> Now I have the following questions:
>
> 1, What partitioning scheme would you recommend?
>
> 2, On my old Wallstreet I had LinuxPPC with /, swap, /usr and /home as
> separate partitions.
> Since LinuxPPC does no longer exist I moved to YellowDog 2.1. After
> partitioning my HD
> with HDT I failed to install it because the installer does not allow to
> set mount points.
> Only after defining only one large partition for everything I could
> install YD2.1.
> What do I have to do to be able to install YD2.1 on separate partitions?
>
> 3, MacOSX needs one large partition to be installed. Even the swap
> partition seems to be
> placed on this one partition.
> How can I install MacOSX on separate partitions?
> Is it possible to install at least swap and /home on separate
> partitions?
> How large needs the swap partition to be?
>
> Thank you in advance for your help
>
> Best regards
> Christian Stratowa
> Vienna, Austria