Rad, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I have a wallstreet 292 and haven't been able to get panther installed, >using a15 or a16. Use a14 from OS 9. a11 for instance gave me all of those problem you mention, so I used a9 then. > I will either get the 'this computer is not compatible' >or whatever that message is, or a circle with a line thought it when it >reboots. I REALLY want panther on here. I've got 10.2.8 right now and it >seems to work OK except for some occasional freezing. That's what I don't >understand, 2.8 works, but 3.x won't. > >Any suggestions? I've tried all the 'safest' config options of XPF, but it >never seems to make any difference. I've tried it from OS9.2 and 10.2.8.
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