On Sep 9, 2009, at 10:16 PM, Fabian Fang wrote:

> I have several copies of "Mac OS 9 Install Disc" (Apple Number
> 2Z691-5721-A) for the express purpose of installing 9.2.2 Classic
> Support onto PowerPC Macs running Panther/Tiger.

These "Classic" install discs are missing a lot of the extensions  
needed for directly booting OS 9.2.2 on certain models of Mac. I've  
noticed that in System Profiler they often say "9.1.7" or some other  
strange version # specific to "Classic" only installations.

> I also had a universal-install (retail) OS 9.2.2 CD, which I  
> foolishly gave away a
> few years ago to someone who claimed to need it desperately.

I don't believe such a disc was ever made?(9.2.2 Universal Install).  
AFAIK the only 9.2.2 install CD was issued with the MDD PowerMac G4,  
and was specific to the MDD. All the other 9.2 install CD's I've ever  
seen are 9.2.1 which require updating to 9.2.2.

> You can also download "NetBoot for Mac OS 9" from Apple and make your
> own CD:
> <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=120243#English>

Yes, this is the cheapest and quickest way to visit the quickly  
receding past.


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