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Partitioning Your Disk(s)
Partitioning your disk is probably the most difficult step in getting MkLinux
installed onto your Macintosh. If you are already familiar with partitioning
disks on Macintosh systems, you should at least skim this section and proceed
with your own partitioning method.
Unfortunately, there is no simple partitioning recipe that will work
for every situation. Practically every MkLinux installation is unique;
each may require different tools and methods to accomplish. The best
we can do is to provide you with information about partitioning tools and
MkLinux's requirements, then let you determine which method best serves
your needs.
If you are new to disk partitioning concepts, or partitioning disks
on Macintoshes, then you will want to pay close attention to this section.
Even if you are completely unfamiliar with disk partitioning concepts,
we feel that if you read this section carefully, you _will_ be able to
get through the partitioning task. Don't give up, it's really not
that difficult. Also, you may want to make use of the helpful people
who read and post to the mklinux-users mailing list.
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