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06-03-2010, 07:02 PM
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Reformatting a Drive to be Bootable on Mac OS
I want to buy a 1TB Desk External Hard Drive to store all of my images and video etc. I could buy a LaCie formatted for the mac but they are 1/3 more in price so I 'd prefer to buy any drive and reformat it.
So I phoned the store an they said all drives they sell are PC and they need to be "Reformated" for the mac to make them bootable. He said I can buy "Any" External HD and reformat it so it can be "Bootable" from the Mac. So my Questions are: 1) Is this true? Can buy any 1 TB External Drive and reformat it so it can be "Bootable" by the mac OS? 2) How would I reformat the drive for OSX? Is this something Super Duper can do? Appreciate any help on this. pg ________ WELLBUTRIN PROBLEMS Last edited by Paint Guy; 09-18-2011 at 02:45 PM. 
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