will the dvd player run in classic mode??? i am asking this becouse i
just orderd a dvd player and decoder for my wallstreet...and my
wallstreat will not boot into mac os9!! ak
anyone know either how to get it to boot into nine or if you have tried
to do it in classic please tell me!!
ps
Well, you will need a generic 9.x install CD... ones that come with a
specific machine (other than your Wallstreet) will not boot. The DVD player
will not run from Classic, because it needs access to the hardware, which
Classic does not provide.
You will need a generic 9.x install CD and install
well it is the os 9 boot cd that came when i orderd os 10and since
i never had to specify a computer im guessing its as generic as you
get
how would i check my hard drive??? could it be a firmware
thing..the harddrive was upgraded when i got my wallstreat and has
been giving me
on 31/08/03 22:43, nick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well it is the os 9 boot cd that came when i orderd os 10and since
i never had to specify a computer im guessing its as generic as you
get
how would i check my hard drive??? could it be a firmware
thing..the harddrive was
yes on both...it does mount fineand work on other computers...and
before i installed os X on my computer i had os 9 working
perfictlythen (of course) it would boot into nine and onto a 9
cd...this only started now that i have os X on my HD...
i dont think that anything has happend to
From: nick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yes on both...it does mount fineand work on other computers...and
before i installed os X on my computer i had os 9 working
perfictlythen (of course) it would boot into nine and onto a 9
cd...this only started now that i have os X on my HD...
Hmm, so
I don't have my OS X handbook with me but I remember reading about a
problem with OS 9 not being able to boot. I don't remember the
solution but I know there was one. If I can get to my book tomorrow
I'll send you the info. In the meantime, I've had several computers
with OS X not want to
Sorry, but the Wallstreet and Lombard cannot play DVDs in OS X. OS X uses
the video card for DVD playback (so no PC Card decoders will work), and the
RagePro LT is woefully underpowered for that sort of thing... (And Apple has
incomplete LT drivers, as you probably know by now)
From: Emery
Occasionally on my Wallstreet the cards would eject while the mechanism
would remain cocked as it were. The solution was to use a paperclip in
the eject hole when the slot was empty. This allows the card to be inserted.
Keith
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I'd love to but...
I want to spend more time with my blender.
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