When I double click an OS 9 program I get a message that says Classic
can not find an OS 9 System folder to use.
I just checked and do not see any option for installing an OS 9 on any of
the three OS X install disks.
When I formatted the drive I THINK I installed the OS 9 drivers but I'm
not
To install Classic, find the disc called Additional Software Apple
Hardware Test. Double-click on Install Extra Software. This should
get you to the instruction screen for installing Classic.
What you have mentioned about installing the OS-9 drivers is important
if you are doing the older
Hi all -
this classic topic brings up a question. I'm a newbie with a G4 ibook
running OS X. I too have a program I would like to install that says it
needs OS 9. Do I have to partition drive to install it. Or do I just
put in the disc Jerry mentioned and install away?
Thanks
Julia Aegerter
I don't have a disk called Additional Software Apple Hardware Test. My
panther set came with 3 install disks and a Mac OSX XCode Tools disk.
None of which have OS 9. I do have the iBook software restore disks.
Should I try that?
Thursday, June 2, 200512:12 AMJerry Yeagerjerry at browseryshop.com
If you didn't see the post last night, MacWorld has hired on the guy who
runs Mac OS X Hints:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20050601001239978
He'll apparently though keep running the site as a standalone entity, it
won't be integrated directly into MacWorld.com.
--- Rex.
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This article from Apple may help:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106678
On Jun 02, 2005, at 8:45 AM, Julia Aegerter wrote:
Hi all -
this classic topic brings up a question. I'm a newbie with a G4 ibook
running OS X. I too have a program I would like to install that says
It does sound like that may be what you will need to do
if you follow the links in this article
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106678
it will guide you through doing that.
On Jun 02, 2005, at 9:13 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
I don't have a disk
Running OS 9.2.2 on an old iBook,
which locks up, freezes when I try to do two things at once, or open
an email with an attachment.
The error message is about file sharing extension.
What to do?
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Have you reinstalled the email program, or checked to see if other
programs have the same result? Using MS Outlook, I used to see that
sort of thing as it seems that the program just naturally broke down,
over time ... kinda like me.
On Thursday, June 2, 2005, at 02:40 PM, Nelsn Helm wrote:
Using Eudora v. 4.x, which I don't remember re-installing, but the
computer crashes e.g. when stuffing a file while copying other files.
My hypothesis: any time two programs access files simultaneously, it
crashes. Crashing when opening e-mails with attachments fits this
(doesn't it?), because
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