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Hey, I am trying to install Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard on my intel machine that currently has only 10.5.2. I am trying to install from a USB Flash Drive and not a DVD. Everything is going fine until it says to pick a HDD to install to. Problem is, none of the HDD are GUID. It says to go into Disk Utility, but I can't change anything with Disk Utility ( I just don't have that option). Anyone know any programs or anything that I can change my HDD partition to GUID?
Thnx.
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This guy is having the same problem that I am having:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=797749
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I think you need to boot off the DVD. You can't modify the disk partition table type while booted to it.
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