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I have an internal 120 GB HDD on my Dell Inspiron 9400 laptop and I try to install OSX on this HDD as secondary OS. I already have Windows XP installed on the first partition and I dont want to looseit.

 

My partition are structured in this order:

1. FAT32 - 10 GB primary partition active - WindowsXP installed here

2. FAT32 - 22 GB primary partition - here I want to install OSX

3. NTFS - 88GB extended logical partition -where I have some stufs.

 

I tryed to convert the second partition from FAT32 to HFS+ journaled using XxX_10.5.6 install Dvd but with no luck.

 

I also intended the same using an 10.4.7 install dvd but Im getting the following error message: Cant read partion map.

 

With Gparted, I can create only HFS 2GB partitions.

 

I dont know what else I can do. Please help. Any help is wellcomed. Thanks.

I have an internal 120 GB HDD on my Dell Inspiron 9400 laptop and I try to install OSX on this HDD as secondary OS. I already have Windows XP installed on the first partition and I dont want to looseit.

 

My partition are structured in this order:

1. FAT32 - 10 GB primary partition active - WindowsXP installed here

2. FAT32 - 22 GB primary partition - here I want to install OSX

3. NTFS - 88GB extended logical partition -where I have some stufs.

 

I tryed to convert the second partition from FAT32 to HFS+ journaled using XxX_10.5.6 install Dvd but with no luck.

 

I also intended the same using an 10.4.7 install dvd but Im getting the following error message: Cant read partion map.

 

With Gparted, I can create only HFS 2GB partitions.

 

I dont know what else I can do. Please help. Any help is wellcomed. Thanks.

 

Under Disk Utility try formatting it as MS-DOS (FAT) first and then reformat it as HFS+.....

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