On Jul 31, 2005, at 11:37 AM, Normand Rolland wrote:
running Jaguar (10.2.8). Now I was thinking, in order to transfer the
various software I have on my AIO to my Wallstreet that I would
burn the
said software onto a CD and then install it in my powerbook.
However, it
seems that a CD burned on Panther does not even show up on the
desktop of a
Jaguar running Powerbook. Is there a way around that problem? Does
anybody
know? The only other option I can think of is to upgrade my book to
Panther
(which I consider a little too heavy for my Wallstreet). Any help
would be
appreciated. Thanks.
that really doesn't make much sense, I think. If you burn it
properly and on media that the older powerbook drive can read, all
should be OK.
what did you burn/ how did you burn it (format choice etc)/ what
media did you use/ can the Wallstreet read other CD-R that you have
made with other OS versions and software
for starters :)
-Brian
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