On Jul 5, 2005, at 6:34 AM, GDB-B&W-X.3.9 wrote:
As Len said, the firmware patch is for the computer hardware and really has nothing to do with the OS. The OS9 program which installs the patch is just a vehicle to get the job done. Once the patch is applied to the hardware, it will apply to any OS which you run on that system, OS9, OS X, Linux, BeOS, will all benefit from the improved firmware of the machine.
OK, thanks. I'm very grateful to y'all for this. The timing was right-on. By this time next week, I will have Tiger installed with no OS9 onboard at all. If I had done that already (came very close a few days ago), it would have been a real PITA to get the patch installed.
OTOH, there is every possibility the patch has actually already been installed.
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