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Apple removed support for booting from RAID volumes starting with macOS 10.13. God I love Apple's one-size-fits-all OS! (as long as you're staying within PowerPC or Intel versions).ītw, while the Mac was down I switched my PowerBook into disk mode and booted the G5 from it, doing my work at G5 speeds but using the PowerBook's hard drive and OS until I could get to the store and get this replacement drive.Īnd soon I'll be restoring my home folders and work folders from my G5's backup and get system prefs where they should be, then it'll be all good to go! Version 6 does remove support for booting from SoftRAID volumes. My laptop has almost all the same software installed as my desktop, and the rest I can add later. Rather than go through a lengthly install and update process, digging out all my various installer discs and spending all day on it, I just used Disk Utility to clone my PowerBook G4's hard drive onto the new SATA drive worked like a dream. (The old mostly-dead drive is sitting in B taking up space right now but isn't plugged in.) The drive I got was a 300 Gig SATA-150 Maxtor (OEM).
Woohoo! I did put it in Bay A, so B will be open for me to add new drives in later.
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