Shawn Harley wrote:
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> Somewhere in the install/upgrade process (9.0 to 9.1 to 9.2.1), the
upgrade CD (9.2.1, IIRC) would not install fully.
I had to download or copy the CD contents (don't
remember) to the hard drive, restart with extensions off, and run the
upgrade from the hard drive.
Thanks... to Shawn & Jim for the replies!
Is your version of 9.2.1 a retail version? Or is it for a
> specific machine?
Is it a full version or an upgrade?
I had a somewhat similar problem on my Dual G4 desktop.
> I'll try to recall the install sequence.
Yes, it's a reatail version & it says mac OS
Somewhere in the install/upgrade process (9.0 to 9.1 to 9.2.1), the
upgrade CD (9.2.1, IIRC) would not install fully. The CD's are not
machine specific. I had to download or copy the CD contents (don't
remember) to the hard drive, restart with extensions off, and run the
upgrade from the hard d
Is there any reason why you don't go with 9.2.2?
Jim
On Jan 8, 2005, at 8:12 PM, Shawn Harley wrote:
Is your version of 9.2.1 a retail version? Or is it for a specific
machine?
Is it a full version or an upgrade?
I had a somewhat similar problem on my Dual G4 desktop. I'll try to
recall the insta
Is your version of 9.2.1 a retail version? Or is it for a specific
machine?
Is it a full version or an upgrade?
I had a somewhat similar problem on my Dual G4 desktop. I'll try to
recall the install sequence.
Shawn
On Jan 8, 2005, at 5:30 PM, pace wrote:
Has anyone heard of any reason that OS 9.
Has anyone heard of any reason that OS 9.2.1 will not
load/upgrade onto OS 9.1(classic)?
This is on a pismo(G3) powerbook. I have OS 10.3.4 installed
& have been running OS 9.1 when in the classic mode.
But every few months OS 9.1 will not be able to be the
startup disk?? & Now every time I startup
