In pre OS X Macs, you couldn't copy a System Folder from one Mac to another, since the System Folders were specific to each model.
Not necessarily. You could make a system that was universal (for all supported machines), but you did have to specify that during the install process.
What is the case with an OS X Mac that can run OS 9 applications in Classic, but can't boot directly into OS 9?
The OS 9 version you run as Classic shouldn't be particular about the hardware since all the hardware access is done by OS X.
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