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Basic Terms You Need To Know

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Partition Map

The partition map is a section of the disk that contains the information for each

partition on the disk. Most Mac OS disks are set up as one partition, but if you set up

your disk as multiple partitions, each partition will behave as a separate disk (each

partition can be unmounted individually, and ﬁles dragged between partitions will be

copied instead of moved).

Root level

The root level of a disk is the lowest level of the disk. When you double-click a disk

icon on the desktop, the window that opens shows you all of the ﬁles and folders at the

root level of that disk.

Shared Disk

A shared disk is one that can act as a ﬁle server and can be seen, or “shared,” by

multiple computers. Under Mac OS X, disks are shared between Mac OS X’s Classic

environment and Mac OS X to allow access by applications running under each.

Startup Disk

The startup disk is the disk which contains a group of special ﬁles stored in the System

Folder. Your computer cannot operate without the information in these ﬁles. The

startup disk icon appears at the top-right corner of the desktop.

Wrapper Volume

An HFS Plus volume may be contained within an HFS volume (wrapper volume) in a

way that makes the volume look like an HFS volume to systems without HFS Plus

support. Embedding an HFS Plus volume within an HFS volume also allows a Mac OS

computer to start up from an HFS Plus volume if it has built-in support for HFS but not

HFS Plus.

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