Getting Mac OS X back!

[cotillard]

Hi 

When you boot up from the cd you can use the application disk utilities
(menu file) from there you should be able to reformat our hd so that it is
recognized by osx when installing. You should then make a partition (or 2 or
more) for osx and keep some free space for linux (minimum 4Go I would
suggest).
This will destroy everything on your hd but you'll be able to then install
both system. There might be a non destructive solution but I would go for
it.
Q
On 10/22/02 9:32 AM, "Scott Robinson" <shadow2397@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hello-
> 
> I had a great time installing YDL 2.3 on my iBook
> 700mhz laptop.  I felt that I would try it out, see
> what wonders linux could bring to my world.  At the
> installation of YDL 2.3, I deleted all the original
> Mac partitions that were in the list, and created new
> linux partitions ofr YDL 2.3 to sit on.  After about a
> day of this, I decided I'd like to try dual booting
> YDL 2.3 and Mac OSX.  To my suprise, when I placed the
> Mac OSX cd back into the drive, it can't seem to find
> a harddrive!  Aparantly I wasn't supposed to delete
> the original mac partitions.  Is there anyway for me
> to save my computer, and get Mac OSX back on here?  Of
> course later I'd like to dual boot linux / Mac OSX,
> but for right now, just getting Mac OSX back into its
> original state would be awesome.  Any help?   Thanks.
> 
> 
> shadow2397@yahoo.com
> 
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