On May 23, 2005, at 1:19 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
I think OS 9 drive Setup would insist on initializing. Thus wiping
out the content.
I'm pretty sure I've seen an option for just installing the drivers,
somewhere in there.
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Bruce Johnson
no matter where you go, there you are, B.
Yes, just start the OS installer and it will examine
your drive(s) and ask if you want to update the
drivers.
George
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On May 23, 2005, at 1:19 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
I think OS 9 drive Setup would insist on
initializing. Thus wiping
out
Yes, just start the OS installer and it will examine
your drive(s) and ask if you want to update the
drivers.
George
Do you have to complete the install for it to do this?
gwd
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No, you should be able to quit at any time.
George
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Yes, just start the OS installer and it will
examine
your drive(s) and ask if you want to update the
drivers.
George
Do you have to complete the install for it to do
this?
gwd
No, you should be able to quit at any time.
George
I dunno George, when someone says should be able, that inner voice
says caveat emptor
(yeah, that little voice is in Latin. Sad, really. The side benefit
of an overpriced/overhyped education...)
Has anyone tested this conclusively? I'd hate
No, you should be able to quit at any time.
George
I dunno George, when someone says should be able, that inner voice
says caveat emptor
(yeah, that little voice is in Latin. Sad, really. The side benefit
of an overpriced/overhyped education...)
Has anyone tested this conclusively? I'd hate
On May 23, 2005, at 1:19 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
I think OS 9 drive Setup would insist on initializing. Thus wiping
out the content.
I'm pretty sure I've seen an option for just installing the drivers,
somewhere in there.
--
Bruce Johnson
no matter where you go, there you are, B.
Does anyone remember how to use ResEdit to activate a driver on the
drive list or add one ? Since there are a lot more drives floating
around these days !
Take the most similar entry, duplicate it, and add it back as ID=128.
Then go in and change the name of the drive to whatever matches your
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I have a 1400 with a 20 gig HD, the drive isn't booting.
I thought at first it was not spinning up but now that I've had a chance to
take a look at it it might just have the boot sectors damaged.
What options do I have for rebuilding the
On May 23, 2005, at 7:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I have a 1400 with a 20 gig HD, the drive isn't booting.
I thought at first it was not spinning up but now that I've had a
chance to take a look at it it might just have the boot sectors
On May 23, 2005, at 7:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if a blank mail came though, darn webmail.
I have a 1400 with a 20 gig HD, the drive isn't booting.
I thought at first it was not spinning up but now that I've had a
chance to take a look at it it might just have the boot sectors
On Monday, May 23, 2005, at 04:19 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
I think OS 9 drive Setup would insist on initializing. Thus wiping
out the content.
But a try at using the installer to install just the Os may also fail
if the disk cannot be read or the remaining format can't be latched
onto.
On Monday, May 23, 2005, at 04:19 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
I think OS 9 drive Setup would insist on initializing. Thus wiping
out the content.
But a try at using the installer to install just the Os may also
fail if the disk cannot be read or the remaining format can't be
latched onto.
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