I have the same problem with the CD as I have the Hitachi which is only
supported on the original starmax CD. I have a ZIP drive and an
emergency system 8.6 disk. I believe that the TOOLS program for the ZIPs
has a utility for creating a startup drive. That's what I used. I put
some other programs like DISK FIRST AID etc. on it. I have found it
useful on several occasions.
Bill
Frank & Susan Malinowski wrote:
>
> I want to burn an emergency startup CD including OS 9X (probably 9.1). DFA,
> Disk Warrior and Norton. My problem is that my SM will not boot from the
> Disk Warrior or Norton CD. I think it has something to do with the CD
> drivers as I can boot from the original SM disk. Do I use the system from
> the Norton CD, the DW CD? I have the original 8X IDE CD and a SCSI Yamaha
> CDRW. How do I make a bootable emergency startup disk? Do I use Toast or
> DiscBurner?
> Right now I am covered by having partitions with systems and utilities on
> each but I just think its a good idea to have a bootable CD. If this is too
> much trouble, is it easier to set up an emergency Jaz disk? I can dedicate
> a disk for that purpose if necessary.
> System info: SM 4000MT w/G3, 160 MB RAM, OS 9.1, ATI card
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