Instructions
1) Zap PRAM
From a Cold Boot, hold down the CMD-OPT-'P'-'R' keys
until the machine cycles through the boot chimes at least
twice. You will need to press and hold the keys within 1-3
seconds of power-up.
2) Boot off Mac OS CD
Insert a Mac OS 8.x or Mac OS 7.6.x CD into the
drive, and Warm Reboot the machine. As soon as you hear the
boot chimes, hold down the "c" key. Wait for the Smiley-Mac,
and then release the "c" key.
3) Partition the Drive
Please note that these partition sizes are only valid if you have
a 1.0GB drive; if your drive is larger, please size the partitions relative
to the size of your drive (e.g., on a 2GB drive, I use a 1500MB partition
for Rhapsody).
Launch "Drive Setup" (found in :Utilities), and
select the SCSI ID, or ATA if using an IDE based machine,
for the destination drive (internal HD is usually SCSI ID 0
for 604 based Power Macintosh machines and ATA0 for G3 series machines).
Select the drive to be installed on and click "Initialize",
then select "Custom Setup", click on "Partitioning Scheme"
and select "2 Partitions". You now have 2 equal sized
partitions, named "untitled", and "untitled2", both 500MB each,
on the 1.0GB drive. If you wish to have 2 equally sized partitions,
continue on to "Install Mac OS", otherwise click on "untitled"
and type "790" in the "size" dialog and then click on "untitled2"
and type "250" in the "size dialog.
This will leave 2MB free on a 1.0GB drive for future Driver Patches.
Click on "Ok", and then "Initialize".
You should now have a drive with two partitions (one 250Mb
and the other 790MB). Quit Apple Drive Setup and follow
the boot instructions from section
<4>.
4) Install Mac OS
On the CD, locate and double click on "Install Mac OS". Select your destination
disk (this should be "untitled2"), verify that the Available
disk space is "247MB" +/- and click "Select", continue to the
"Install Software" menu and de-select everything except Mac OS,
(Mac OS Updater) and MacLink Plus. Select "Start" and proceed with
the installation. When the installation has
completed, quit the installer and restart the machine
(you may eject the Mac OS 7.6.x or 8.x CD while the
machine is rebooting).
5) Prepare to Install Rhapsody
Insert the Apple Rhapsody DR2 GM CD into the
CD drive. Copy the "MultiBooter" folder from the CD onto the
newly installed Mac OS partition (the one with the Mac OS on
it, called "untitled2" unless you renamed it).
6) Boot Rhapsody CD
Reboot the machine, holding down the "c" key until
you see the smiley-mac. Double-click the "Install Rhapsody DR2"
application and follow the menus to select the appropriate
device and partition named "untitled". Be sure to select the
correct drive ID if you have multiple hard drives connected
to your Macintosh, and click "Ok". The Rhapsody Installer will
then prompt you to restart your Macintosh. Click on "Restart".
Your Macintosh will restart under Rhapsody DR2 and continue
the install process.
7) Rhapsody Installation
Once the Rhapsody boot cycle has completed, the installer
will install the Rhapsody base OS. Once this is done your Macintosh will restart
and you will be presented with the 2nd installation menu. You can
safely proceed with the default installation settings (install everything).
You will be prompted to reboot one more time after Rhapsody has installed
all of the packages you have selected for install.
8) Final Configuration
Follow the steps as presented by the Rhapsody
Setup Assistant.
You're now fully configured for Dual Boot.
To boot into Mac OS, restart with the "m"
key down; otherwise Rhapsody will be the default OS at boot time.
In the event that you've zapped your PRAM, and your machine now
only boots into the Mac OS, Use the application "MultiBooter",
to select your Rhapsody partition, as the default partition to boot
from, save, quit and then restart.
9) Optional Items
The default installation of Rhapsody leaves some
security holes open, and is not appropriate for a "hostile"
computing environment. Please see "Rhapsody Security" for
more information.
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