on 20/09/02 23:16, Mark at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Looking for a short 'n' sweet answer here. What is the best way to upgrade
> OS10.1.5 to OS10.2 without doing a clean install. Since Jaguar's release,
> I've read many posts on how it took hours to install, languages installed
> that the user didn't want, slow as molasses performance (corrected by
> optimizing the drive, deleting certain help files, etc.) and so on. It will
> take too long to go back through the many useful posts to glean the info I
> need. To quote Monty Python, "My brain hurts!"
> 
> FYI, I have an iBook (500MHz/combo, 640MB, 40GB IBM Travelstar) running
> OSX.1.5 with Classic at OS9.2.2.
> 
> Or is short 'n' sweet, too much to ask :^)

Well, when you launch the installer, there is now a new option if the
installer discovers that there is already an OS X install. This option
backup the current system before installing the new one. If you select this
option, you can even tell the installer to retain network settings from your
current one and other settings too. I haven't tried it, so I can't really
comment on it.

-Laurent.
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