> I just want to be clear about this... To an extent, we've established that
> when putting both MC Soft and FCS on an MBP (or any other laptop, for that
> matter), it's not a bad idea to partition the hard drive and load these apps
> on different ones.
>
> But what happens to all the other system files and apps on the laptop?
> Forgive my computer naivete but suppose I am running FCP on one partition...
> What about apps that may live on the other partition? Are there any
> performance issues associated with running these? And where are all the
> built-ins such as Disc Utility and Grab and Preview and all the rest?
>
> I don't even know what I don't know. Help.
Hi David,
Not sure I get your question.
If you partition your internal HD, you can have multiple OS installs. So you
can have one partition with one version of OSX plus Avid and another
partition with another version of OSX plus FCP. Each OS will have its own
Utilities folder (in Finder, hit CMD-U), as well as the default OS apps like
Preview. Any other apps you install, you will need to install on either one
or both partitions.
I have my MBP divided into three partitions. One with Leopard, one Snow
Leopard and one Vista.
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Job ter Burg
film editor - NL
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