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Richard Jarvis @richardjar45889
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Replaced Hard Drive on my iBook G4, but it is not recognised as a Volume when I try to install my OS 10.3.9 Installation Disc 1. Comes up with Error 36. Have dismantled again and checked all connections. If I go to Disc Utility it is there. Have tried to partition it but both partitions come up with red exclamation marks and it will still not install. Help.
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Make sure you installed an Ultra ATA/100 drive (same as what you had), I've had problems trying to use older drives in these systems.
Look at your older drive you should see a jumper located near the connector block. This is the select between device 0" and "device 1 (Master-Slave as some people call it). Make sure it's correctly set on your new drive.
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