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Make sure you select your new drive. This utility will erase all 8. Enter a name for your drive in the Name field. data on your drive. 9. Select the check box next to Install Mac OS 9 Drivers. A description of the drive appears in the window. This will allow your disk to be recognized if you start your system in Mac OS 9. (If you will never use this drive with OS 9, you can leave this unchecked). 2 10. Click Erase to continue. Figure 8. OS X Disk Utility - Drive Description The actual information in this window will vary depending on the model and capacity of your drive. The information will appear at the bottom of this window in OS X 10.3. 6. Select the Erase tab at the top of the window. The Erase Disk window appears to confirm the Erase process. 11. Click Erase to start the formatting process. After a few minutes, your drive will be formatted with the Mac OS Extended format and you will be able to see it appear on the desktop of your Macintosh. 12. In the Disk Utility program, go to the Disk Utility menu and select Quit. If you did the Full Installation, including Retrospect Express, we encourage you to go to "Setting Up Bootable Backup with the OneTouch Button" on page 27 for easy, automated backup of your entire computer, anytime, with the touch of a button! If you did not install Retrospect Express, the installation is complete and your Maxtor OneTouch II Drive is ready to use. See "Using Your Drive" on page 38 in chapter 3, for information about using your drive for common applications. Figure 9. OS X Disk Utility - Erase Tab 7. Select Mac OS Extended or Mac OS Extended (Journaled), if available, from the Volume Format drop-down list. Installing Your Drive 24

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Installing Your Drive
24
2
Make sure you select your new drive. This utility will erase all
data on your drive.
A description of the drive appears in the window.
F
i
gure 8.
OS X Disk Utility - Drive Description
The actual information in this window will vary depending on
the model and capacity of your drive. The information will
appear at the bottom of this window in OS X 10.3.
6.
Select the
Er
a
se
tab at the top of the window.
F
i
gure 9.
OS X Disk Utility - Erase Tab
7.
Select
M
ac
OS Extended
or
M
ac
OS Extended (Journ
a
led),
if
available, from the
Volume Form
a
t
drop-down list.
8.
Enter a name for your drive in the
N
a
me
field.
9.
Select the check box next to
Inst
a
ll M
ac
OS 9 Dr
i
vers
.
This will
allow your disk to be recognized if you start your
system in Mac OS 9. (If you will never use this drive with OS 9,
you can leave this unchecked).
10.
Click
Er
a
se
to continue.
The
Er
a
se D
i
sk
window appears to confirm the Erase process.
11.
Click
Er
a
se
to start the formatting process.
After a few minutes, your drive will be formatted with the Mac
OS Extended format and you will be able to see it appear on
the desktop of your Macintosh.
12.
In the Disk Utility program, go to the
D
i
sk Ut
i
l
i
ty
menu
and
select
Qu
i
t
.
If you did the Full Installation, including Retrospect Express, we
encourage you to go to “Setting Up Bootable Backup with the
OneTouch Button” on page27 for easy, automated backup of
your entire computer, anytime, with the touch of a button!
If you did not install Retrospect Express, the installation is
complete and your Maxtor OneTouch II Drive is ready to use.
See “Using Your Drive” on page 38 in chapter 3, for information
about using your drive for common applications.