>--- You wrote:
>Good news! I booted into Jaguar (10.2.8) and the 104 flasher worked the
>first
>time. So the problem is in Panther, as I originally suspected.
>--- end of quote ---
>Further thought on the matter makes me wonder whether the problem was that
>all
>kinds of stuff is installed on my Panther system but the Jaguar was clean.
> Is
>there a way to boot into Panther with the equivalent of no extensions, as you
>can in 9 and older operating systems? Maybe that would llsoslve the problem.
>
>Rich
I just tried the Pioneer 107 region free/118 firmware flash in
Panther and it worked ok first time - just as it did in Jaguar.
Pete
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