>I've installed 9.1 on my 2400c and my initial, unscientific, results are
>that is goves an overall speed boost, less crashes, and more stable
>TCP/IP connections, to those who were using 9.04 to begin with. The only
>big drawback I see so far is the memory requirements, which are a
>whopper. 19Mb on my system, pared down to what I need it for.
>
>I'm going to leave it on all week and see if I notice anything about
>battery conservation, etc. But so far, I believe, if you like or need OS
>9, I would update to 9.1.
>
>
I know a few 2400 users, wo are very happy with OS 7.6.1 , and
still use it...speedy, and not much as a ram HOG...
anyone on the list, using 7.6.1, or is system 8 & beyond ?
nick
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