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04-11-2008, 10:12 AM
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Yes, you'll want to partition into two volumes, using the GUID partitioning scheme (which is 'global' for the whole drive).
Having a bit of hardware redundancy -- another drive for the iMac -- is probably a good idea anyway. That way, if your external drive dies you'll still have the other. So I wouldn't get another drive unless you really feel you need to.
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