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on Sat, May 01, 2004 at 09:35:20PM +0700, Angus Russell wrote:
I just had to perform a clean install with Panther and have updated to
10.3.3, and now find that I have no classic system files.
Can someone tell me how to rectify this problem please? I tried my
On 2 May 2004, at 8:46 AM, James Devenish wrote:
I will soon need to install a Classic environment on a computer that
has
only Mac OS X, so I am interested in how you fare. My first thought is:
is there any problem with a clean installation? I would not think it
would be any problem, since the
On Sun, 2004-05-02 at 08:46, James Devenish wrote:
The only hitch might be that the
computer could start booting straight into Mac OS 9 instead of Mac OS X,
but that's easily fixed in System Preferences.
On the OSX eMac at work, booting up while holding down 'X' does the
trick, too. I was
Agnus
The following may be of interest to you, these ebooks will answer
all the questions and are a good reference guide to keep. Upgrading
to Panther has a section about installing OS 9 before or after
installing OS X. Will cost you US$5, well worth the investment.
Dave Watkins
Hiya
I just had to perform a clean install with Panther and have updated to
10.3.3, and now find that I have no classic system files.
Can someone tell me how to rectify this problem please? I tried my classic
install disk but said I could not install other than with a clean install.
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