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>>> If it booted a Beige G3, it may not have a recent enough OS, or the
>>> incorrect Mac OS ROM file, to boot your powerbook. Make a new CD that
>>> has
>>> at least 9.0.4 and preferably 9.1 just to be safe.
>>
>> This has happened with a cd that was burned (burnt?) a while ago (it 
>> has
>> 9.0.4 on it I believe) and with a cd that was burned in OS X just
>> today.  I tried it a few times with no luck.
>>
>> Just for your info., it's Verbatim media and I used Toast to burn it.
>> Also, it saw the CD in the Startup Disk pane as a valid startup
>> disk...but when either choosing the CD from the Startup Disk pane or
>> holding the "c" key when starting up, it always just boots from my hard
>> drive.
>
> If the computer boots to a commercial CD, then there's not likely 
> anything
> wrong with the PowerBook, but rather it's likely that it's something 
> wrong
> with the CD you're using and/or the way it was burned.
>
> Since it boots another computer, I'm assuming that you're using decent
> media and you're burning it correctly.
>
> That narrows it down to the system software that's going onto the CD.
> where is this system software coming from? What was used to create the
> image you're burning? Was it straight off the CD that came with another
> computer? Did you use the OS 9 installer to install a system folder onto
> the image?

Well...it's an image that was put together by (and has been used many 
times by) a friend...

Justin


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