Another #retrocomputing question:
My "new" old iBook G4 has a 120GB hard disk, which is entirely allocated to Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard". I want to set aside 10 or 20 GB for Mac OS 9.2.2 "Classic". I can boot from CD into Mac OS 9.
Now I need a tool to resize the partition, preferably without destroying the Mac OS X partition.
I disabled journaling on the start drive and tried the following:
1. resizing with disktool
2. resizing with iPartition
Both don't work.
(1/2)
does anyone know of a tool for classic Mac OS to shut the system down automatically after a (startup) program exits? I’m basically trying to spin up a single-program VM for a game, but gracefully shut it down
@melodymayhem Oh niiice! I have its older sibling Wallstreet 233 here, love that machine versatility with double bays. Not so adventurous to try BeOS (afaik it wouldn't work - or at least not easily) so I am running Rhapsody and OS9.1 on it... 
#ppc #g3 #powerbook #macosclassic #retrocomputing
Who else remembers staring at the misaligned “Ma” on the Mac OS 7–9 startup screens? Puzzling over that bouncing baseline was one of my first experiences in typographic awareness. https://fontsinuse.com/uses/5817/macintosh-logo-and-badge#comment-756520
cc @splorp
#MacOS #MacOSClassic #Macintosh #AppleComputer #VintageComputing #Typography #ITCGaramond #AppleGaramond
Fur-Eh! 
