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From: Walter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: SuperMacs List supermacs@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 18:02:45 -0500
Subject: Re: [SM] System 9.1 on a J700
I'm finally loaded OSX on my s900. I feel like I was
one of the last ones left to make the change.
Well, I guess I'm really
I have a C600, 240MHz, maxed RAM, ethernet card, running 9.1 and I don't
recall problem with installation. The Sonnet G3 came in today and I'm
going to try it, too. I hope the Sonnet works because I like the old
C600 war horse. Besides that, it is something to talk about, along with
the C500
still running 8.6
on my C600, but that is because I can't run my scanner stuff on 9.1.
Mike
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From: Charles Guatney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Apr 19, 2005 9:21 AM
To: SuperMacs List supermacs@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: [SM] System 9.1 on a J700
I have a C600, 240MHz
I'm finally loaded OSX on my s900. I feel like I was
one of the last ones left to make the change.
Well, I guess I'm really behind the curve.
But I finally convinced 9.1 to boot. What had got me on the wrong track was
the alert I would receive: This startup disk will not work on this
Macintosh
On Monday, April 11, 2005, at 07:02 PM, Walter wrote:
(I can't boot from the CDrom drive...don't know why; never could)
thanks again for your help.
-- Walter Albertson: Visualizer
http://www.walteralbertson.com
Hi Walter;
Just something to try --- (From S900 manual)
From Machine OFF
(1) hit
I am confident the upgraded FWB drivers will work fine. I also know that
every so many years you should back up all data to another source and
completely reformat a drive- it just avoids lots of problems. Then you
mentioned using a program to bring your OS 8.6 files into 9.1- which may
not
Is Clean Install Assistant a 3rd party utility? That may be the
problem. You can always do a clean install of OS9.1, especially if you
reformat the drive first with the Apple Utility. Then just move the
needed items from your 8.6 folder on the other drive to the new 9.1
folder on the second
On 6 Apr 2005, at 08:54, Paul Corsa wrote: in part
Or, if you have the space you can instal both 9.1 and leave 8.6 on the
same drive
You can do a fresh install and this will leave 8.6 labelled old
system but unusable. If you want both systems on one drive you must
partition that drive obviously
The FWB driver upgrade should have solved your problem. You did
instal OS9.1
snip
been working fine. Everything's set correctly.
almost sounds like you let the installer overwrite the FWD drivers, which
could cause problems with
certain excluded drives-do you remember which boxes you
I guess I'll have to try the Apple Disk Utility. Although I'm puzzled and
vexed that the FWB driver wouldn't work considering that their website
claims it works for OS9 and X (and I had to pay for it)
Is it dangerous to have different disks running with different formatting?
I'll report back
On 6 Apr 2005, at 22:24, Walter wrote: in full
claims it works for OS9 and X (and I had to pay for it)
then you have a case for full and total satisfaction
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On Apr 5, 2005, at 12:12 AM, Walter wrote:
So now I'm at a loss. I can see by perusing your list that others are
running even OSX on their Supermacs so what am I doing wrong?
It's hard for me to remember all the basic changes I made to get sys 9
going on my S900. One thing that might be a major
The FWB driver upgrade should have solved your problem. You did instal
OS9.1 from an Apple
OTC software, not one borrowed from someone's i-mac or ? The OEM version
is the least problematic.
It would also help if you could identify the make and model of your two
SCSI drives, as there may be
The FWB driver upgrade should have solved your problem. You did instal OS9.1
from an Apple
OTC software, not one borrowed from someone's i-mac or ? The OEM version is
the least problematic.
I bought the 9.1 disk from OWC who claimed it would work but it says on the
disk that it's an iMac disk.
The FWB driver upgrade should have solved your problem. You did instal
OS9.1 from an Apple OTC software, not one borrowed from someone's i-mac
or ? The OEM version is the least problematic.
I bought the 9.1 disk from OWC who claimed it would work but it says on
the disk that it's an iMac
HI,
I am attempting to boot from system 9.1 on a SuperMac J700 that has been
upgraded with a Sonnet G4 processor. I am currently running system 8.6
without difficulty.
I have two internal SCSI disks.
After installing System 9.1 on my 2nd disk I attempted to startup from that
disk and was
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