I had this problem with Mac OS 9, OS X.3.9, and a mis-partitioned YDL  
slice.  Run ``sudo pdisk`` in a Terminal and have it list (``L``) all  
the partitions.  If your YDL partition's type is listed as  
``Apple_UFS``, ``Apple_HFS``, or ``Apple_HFSX``, OS [9|X] will try to  
mount it automagically at startup.

The "correct" type is ``Apple_UNIX_SVR2``. Note that changing  
partition types after data has been written to the partition *may*  
involve data destruction.

HTH
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On 2008/Jun/11, at 11:46, Sterling Garwood wrote:

> I run both Leopard and YDL 6 on a Powermac ... each is on its own  
> disk.
> How do people keep the MacOSX system from complaining about the YDL
> disks and asking the 'reformat, eject, ignore' message every reboot?
>
>
> Stupid, n.:
> Losing $25 on the game and $25 on the instant replay.
>
> Sterling Garwood
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