Did you make and hfs filesystem on the target partition? The installer won't take unfilesystemed free space (otherwise it would probably offer to install on your GNU/Linux partitions, as well); there has to be something there. If you haven't done "hformat /dev/whatever", that will probably do the trick. It's what I've done when I've successfully installed OS X after GNU, though not through mol.
Try that. O. On Mon, Apr 07, 2003 at 10:20:39AM -0600, Gary Sandine wrote: > Yeah as far as I know, that's the case, too. Although I _did_ > create a partition for OS X to claim, and it would not use it > (I had attempted to duplicate the partition scheme from a > previous OS X/Debian PPC dual boot system). The installer > scanned for available volumes for the install, and "found" none. > There seemed to be no alternative to using that lovely disk utility.
