On Feb 15, 2010, at 6:33 PM, cduchon wrote:
When I tried to run the install of Net Boot it failed with a general
error... based on what you are saying it sounds like I dont actually
install the software.
Just copy the System Folder to the hard drive and then point the
firmware updater to that
On 2/15/10 5:33 PM, cduchon wrote:
When I tried to run the install of Net Boot it failed with a general
error... based on what you are saying it sounds like I dont actually
install the software.
Just copy the System Folder to the hard drive and then point the
firmware updater to that folder?
C
When I tried to run the install of Net Boot it failed with a general
error... based on what you are saying it sounds like I dont actually
install the software.
Just copy the System Folder to the hard drive and then point the
firmware updater to that folder?
On Feb 14, 7:29 pm, Bruce Johnson
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On Feb 14, 2010, at 2:58 PM, cduchon wrote:
Thanks Clark. If I download the NetBoot image do I burn it CD and then
boot from the CD or is it installed as a part of the OS X?
What you get if you go this route is an OS 9 System Folder with all
the trimmings not an installer. Just put it on th
On 2/14/10 1:58 PM, cduchon wrote:
Thanks Clark. If I download the NetBoot image do I burn it CD and then
boot from the CD or is it installed as a part of the OS X?
If its the later will it give me the ability to start the OS9
environment from OS X?
I don't rightly know, I've never used it. I
Thanks Clark. If I download the NetBoot image do I burn it CD and then
boot from the CD or is it installed as a part of the OS X?
If its the later will it give me the ability to start the OS9
environment from OS X?
- is that right or do I actually install NetBoot
On Feb 13, 10:31 am, Clark Mart
You can either go the whole netboot route or you can just use a
retail OS9 CD to install OS9 "over" OSX. If i remember right it warns
it will wipe out the newer OS but it doesn't
On Feb 13, 2010, at 7:51 AM, cduchon wrote:
In the ongoing project to restore a friends iMac DV500 I have
success
On 2/13/10 6:51 AM, cduchon wrote:
In the ongoing project to restore a friends iMac DV500 I have
successfully installed a "new" HDD, setup Mac OS X 10.3 and applied
all of the software updates.
The current firmware level (Boot ROM Version) is 4.1.3F2
I have the 4.1.9 firmware update but it wont
In the ongoing project to restore a friends iMac DV500 I have
successfully installed a "new" HDD, setup Mac OS X 10.3 and applied
all of the software updates.
The current firmware level (Boot ROM Version) is 4.1.3F2
I have the 4.1.9 firmware update but it wont install because Mac OS 9
Classic is
Thanks Doug
On Jan 28, 10:09 pm, dw4 wrote:
> On Jan 27, 1:51 pm, cduchon wrote:
>
> > If I reinstall the original HDD and connect the Windows HDD
> > via USB can I reformat it?
>
> Yes, with Disk Utility, as Bruce said.
>
> > Is the retail version of the Mac OS X still available from Apple or
On Jan 27, 1:51 pm, cduchon wrote:
> If I reinstall the original HDD and connect the Windows HDD
> via USB can I reformat it?
Yes, with Disk Utility, as Bruce said.
> Is the retail version of the Mac OS X still available from Apple or do
> I need to look at Crigslits/eBay...etc.
>
Check out t
Look on ebay and whereever else for Mac OSX Tiger. You want a CD set
if the iMac doesn't have a DVD drive.
On Jan 27, 2010, at 11:51 AM, cduchon wrote:
Bruce,
Thanks. If I reinstall the original HDD and connect the Windows HDD
via USB can I reformat it?
Is the retail version of the Mac OS X
On Jan 27, 2010, at 11:51 AM, cduchon wrote:
Bruce,
Thanks. If I reinstall the original HDD and connect the Windows HDD
via USB can I reformat it?
Sigh.
You can do what I said, which is boot from the restore CD and select
Disk Utility from the INstall menu.
The gray disk won't install O
Bruce,
Thanks. If I reinstall the original HDD and connect the Windows HDD
via USB can I reformat it?
Is the retail version of the Mac OS X still available from Apple or do
I need to look at Crigslits/eBay...etc.
Lastly, which version would be "best" for this iMac.
Thanks again for the assistan
On Jan 26, 2010, at 8:17 PM, cduchon wrote:
I am trying to help a friend reinstall Mac OS X
The installer launches but when it gets to the point of selecting the
location the 20GB hard drive is dimmed. The message says "This disk is
dimmed becuase the Mac OS X CD installs different languages"
I am trying to help a friend reinstall Mac OS X
The installer launches but when it gets to the point of selecting the
location the 20GB hard drive is dimmed. The message says "This disk is
dimmed becuase the Mac OS X CD installs different languages"
The CD's he got with the iMac are labeled Power
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