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-[* icon_caution] The following two steps are ***only*** necessary if formatting a drive on a PowerPC-based machine. ***Skip these two steps if you are formatting a drive on an Intel machine.*** Erasing a partition will permanently erase ***all*** information stored inside.
+[* icon_caution] The following two steps are ***only*** necessary if formatting a drive on a PowerPC-based machine or changing the boot settings of your Mac. ***Erasing a partition will permanently erase all information stored inside.***
[* red] Select the partition(s) on the drive and click the "-" button.
[* orange] When prompted, click the "Remove" button to remove the drive's existing partitions.
[* yellow] Once the partitions have been removed, click the "Options..." button.