on 11/27/02 8:43 PM, Bondtrails at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> oh wait! I think I see the issue... just like when you install new
> extensions, the new driver won't be *active* on your hard drive until
> you re-boot. So maybe that's what's going on. You were able to format
> the drive, yes? Apple's drivers were probably loaded but set in an
> inactive state. When you rebooted to OS 9, did you hard drive mount?
> Were you able to save stuff to it (then read from it?)
>
> if so, I think you successfully reformatted with apple's disk utility.
> try loading OS X on it now...
>
> --Bondster!!
Hello Bondster<
Apparently, I finally got things right. I put in the apple X disk and
clicked on XPF and then left the computer for about an hour. When I retuned
OS X was running! I installed upgrade OS 10.1 successfully as well. However,
I have a problem I never had before. When I attempt to load classic, I can
get the picture for installing it. But after a few secinds I get a bonging
sound and the procedure freezes. What causes that?
Wilton
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