On Oct 20, 6:06 pm, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not much point to it, a MacBook can neither boot into OS 9 nor run it
under Classic.
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Clark Martin
Oh. See, I've already learned something new today and it's not even
noon-time. :) I'm sure this will sound like a stupid
but
why can't a MacBook use OS 9 (even in Classic)? Is it an Intel thing?
yes, or rather, OS9 is not an Intel thing...
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lrbarrios wrote:
On Oct 20, 6:06 pm, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not much point to it, a MacBook can neither boot into OS 9 nor run it
under Classic.
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Clark Martin
Oh. See, I've already learned something new today and it's not even
noon-time. :) I'm sure this will
On Oct 17, 8:16 pm, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) How can I tell if the OS 9 drivers were installed when the drive
was formatted?
System Profiler will tell you. Select ATA and look under the harddrive.
There is an obvious entry for OS 9.
2) The million dollar question...
lrbarrios wrote:
Thanks. I just checked the MacBook that I have sitting here and found
what you were talking about. BTW, this MacBook does not have the OS 9
drivers or even OS 9 installed alongside the X.4.11.
Not much point to it, a MacBook can neither boot into OS 9 nor run it
under
At 10:38 PM -0700 10/16/2008, lrbarrios wrote:
Graphite iMac G3 running OS 10.4. Whenever I go to Startup Disk and
choose the OS 9.2.2 to boot from, it doesn't work. At reboot I just
get the ? folder.
Sounds like that hard drive was initialized *without* the OS 9
drivers. It's a checkbox
