Installing XCode on a non-boot volume?

Milton Aupperle:
> Dan Richardson:
>>
>> Is there a way to install XCode onto a disk that is not the boot disk for OS
>> X 10.4.x? I don't have much room on the boot partition yet I'd still like to
>> get started with XCode on a project I have in mind.
>
> No - not possible. the only thing you can do is do a stripped own
> install version and eliminate things like Java, outdated documentation,
> outdated sample code etc.

....however, after installation you can move arbitrary bits of /Developer
onto another volume, as long as you use symlinks to keep the structure
intact. (Prior to Xcode 2.something, this was not necessarily the case.)


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Jens Ayton
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In article , Dan
Richardson wrote:

> Is there a way to install XCode onto a disk that is not the boot disk for OS
> X 10.4.x? I don't have much room on the boot partition yet I'd still like to
> get started with XCode on a project I have in mind.

You will need a lot of hard disk space anyway, so put in a new hard disk -
these are cheap these days.

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Hans Aberg
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