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Basically, I've a relatively full (apart from sleep nd M-Audio Audiophile 2496 sound card) install of Lion that's super stable on a 640gb drive.
On a separate 500gb drive I have Windows 7 install that's also full and stable and both are operating happily together.
Now, I've just come across something that may mean I need a Snow Leopard install to use a certain software. What's the safest approach?
I have a spare 120gb drive and was simply intending on installing Snow Leopard on that for a triple boot system with Snow Leo, Lion nd Windows 7, all sitting on their own drives.
Does that seem easy and sensible or is there any likely conflict I'm not aware of?
On a separate 500gb drive I have Windows 7 install that's also full and stable and both are operating happily together.
Now, I've just come across something that may mean I need a Snow Leopard install to use a certain software. What's the safest approach?
I have a spare 120gb drive and was simply intending on installing Snow Leopard on that for a triple boot system with Snow Leo, Lion nd Windows 7, all sitting on their own drives.
Does that seem easy and sensible or is there any likely conflict I'm not aware of?