My computer is now out of panic mode. The article I read did
not tell me to push c if I wanted to install by cd. It said push h
to reset pram if I got that panic error.
I have now reinstalled 10.3. The first time I pushed "install
9 drivers" but still couldn't get 9 0n. Pushing "option ",I was
never offered the chance to open with 9.
I then decided to forget about 9 as 10.3 has good programs as
well,some of them newer versions of the same program. I now have
10.3.9 0n. I have 384 ram on this computer.
Thanks to you and Glen ,I am past the error. The bios was taken
care of with the automatic computer updates.
On Dec 2, 2008, at 10:45 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
>
>
> You don't need to go from 10.0, to 10.2, to 10.3. Each version is
> complete. You can start with 10.3 (or better, 10.4) and only install
> it once. I don't think you'll probably need "Classic" or OS 9, but who
> knows, perhaps there's some piece of legacy software that's impossible
> to replace in OS X?
>
>
> >
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