Restore Partition to make it Mac Readable

[rjcalifornia]

Hello! I have this situation. I have an ibook G3 500 mhz with 600+ MB of RAM and now I want to get rid of my Kubuntu partition. I have now installed Kubuntu 10.04. I've been using Kubuntu on my ibook for a long time, but due to kubuntu being soooo heavy on this old machine, I want to erase it and make that partition Mac OS X usable.

I don't have a DVD drive so I cannot use the Mac Installer nor the cd's What can I do?

[funkwurm]

I don't know which version of OS X your using, but in the Applications folder there should be a Utilities folder. There you can find the Disk Utility which lets you delete, create and format partitions.

[rjcalifornia]

I see the disk utility but it says that disk is not mounted and can't format it. Any ideas?

[rjcalifornia]

Hi! I really don't know how to restore my partition. Any help will be really appreciated

[rsavage]

Could you use a live ubuntu cd to do your partitioning?

But, why don't you install 11.04/11.10 lubuntu or xubuntu? If you say there are no powerpc versions i am going to scream! (please look at the sticky thread for instructions)

[rjcalifornia]

Could you use a live ubuntu cd to do your partitioning?

But, why don't you install 11.04/11.10 lubuntu or xubuntu? If you say there are no powerpc versions i am going to scream! (please look at the sticky thread for instructions)

Ok, what kind of partitioning do I use to be recognized by mac?

[rjcalifornia]

I don't know which version of OS X your using,

I'm using Mac OS 10.3.9 Panther. Hard drive 80 GB