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how do you make the size of your boot disk bigger
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Post by Mac Emu »

There is no way to resize a hard drive file (HDF).

You will need to create a new one, mount both your current one and the new one using the BasiliskIIGUI's Disk tab, start up Basilisk II,format the new drive, copy the entire contents of the old HDF into your new HDF, shutdown Basilisk II and remove the old HDF from the Disk tab of BasiliskIIGUI. You should then be able to boot up Basilisk II using the new hard drive file. You can then delete the old HDF.
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how do you create a new hard drive file
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how do you create a new hard drive file
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how do you create a new hard drive file
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Is there an echo in here...?
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Post by Stephen Coates »

mwevi wrote:how do you create a new hard drive file
You use a programme like HFVExplorer or the softmac/basilisk(II)/fusion/vmac configuration programmes.
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Post by grayfox »

Where is the admin with all these posts of the same thing
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Post by rcwire »

The version of Basilisk I have which is one this site writes about in the tutorial, lets you create disks from the GUI applet. This is really neat.

I wouldnt waste time with HFV explorer, it mangles bin files and nothing works when copied over.

Basilisk lets you nominate a drive in Windows so that My Computer pops up on the Mac emulated desktop. You can copy files in from there.

Hmmm, I am thinking of an idea. What about a complete Hard file in zip format with OS7.5.3 (free), Corel (see elsewhere) Stuff It and Adobe Reader, say sized at 50-60MB and the zipped. Instant mac on toast?
Powerbook Pismo G3/400 256mb (on order)
Powerbook G3 192mb (Wallstreet)
Powerbook G3 128mb (Wallstreet)
Powerbook G3 32mb (Kanga)
Powerbook 280c 12mb (Duo)
PearPC P4 256mb (networking not working)
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Post by rcwire »

Maybe not then :(
Powerbook Pismo G3/400 256mb (on order)
Powerbook G3 192mb (Wallstreet)
Powerbook G3 128mb (Wallstreet)
Powerbook G3 32mb (Kanga)
Powerbook 280c 12mb (Duo)
PearPC P4 256mb (networking not working)
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