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This appendix provides instructions for what is commonly called a “clean”

installation of system software onto Apple hard disks. (For instructions on

reinstalling system software on a non-Apple hard disk, see the manual that

came with the hard disk.)

What is a “Clean Install”?

A normal system software installation replaces changed system files and adds

new ones, but leaves unchanged files alone. When you install system software

using a “clean” install, the Installer creates a new System Folder on your hard

disk. The contents of the old System Folder are moved to a new folder, named

Previous System Folder. Since your computer has a new System Folder, you

must reinstall any third-party extensions and control panels after a clean

install. This can be a complicated procedure, but if you are experiencing

problems or your computer seems slow, performing a clean install may help.

Follow the steps in this appendix to begin your clean installation.

If you’re installing software over a network: Create the appropriate Disk Tools

disk from disk images. If you are not sure where the disk images are, or how

to create a disk, ask your network administrator.

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Appendix B

Performing a Clean Installation

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