I'm going to retry this again tomorrow when I'm not so tired... I have a
Cannon 1240U I bought this way back in 2001 and I also have a Cannon S820
printer too! I got all the OS 10 down loads off Cannon's website and the
printer works just fine but the scanner still boots up classic I guess to run
Photo Shop??? I'm wondering if I can find a down load for Photo Shop to run in
OS 10 (at least for Jaguar on my clamshell) ??? I will check that out too
tomorrow... CoolKat
-----Original Message-----
>From: Kris Tilford <ktilfo...@cox.net>
>Sent: Sep 10, 2009 10:47 PM
>To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
>Subject: Re: installing Classic over Tiger
>
>
>On Sep 10, 2009, at 9:14 PM, Richard Gerome wrote:
>
>> I have been trying to install OS 9.2.2 in my G4 Titanium Powerbook
>> running Tiger 10.4.11 for almost a yr and I'm not having any luck
>> either... The 9.2.2 disc I have came with my OS 10.1 I used in my
>> Clamshell 366, it wont even take the disc???
>
>There are no 9.2.2 discs, with the exception of a few special model
>specific discs that won't work. A retail OS 9.1 disc came with OS 10.2
>Jaguar. OS 10.1 Puma didn't have a bundled MacOS disc.
>
>> So I downloaded that OS 9.2.2 thing from the Apple website and that
>> won't take either???
>
>"Won't take"? What's that mean? It's an OS X installer package, you
>double-click, it installs. What's the problem? This should work, as
>long as you remove the two netboot extensions from the System
>folder>Extensions folder after the installation.
>
>> The only reason I'm even trying to do this is for my scanner and
>> Photoshop 6.0 it needs to run on OS 9, either booted from the
>> Startup disk or running under classic mode nothing is working and I
>> am lost???
>
>Normally scanners won't work under "Classic" emulation, you'd need to
>be booted directly in OS 9. Perhaps if you mentioned the model of
>scanner, there is an OS X native way to scan? Photoshop should run in
>"Classic", but you won't be able to scan, you'd need to be natively
>booted in OS 9. If you failed to install OS 9 drivers on the HD, you
>can't boot OS 9, it's "Classic" only. You can reformat the HD, install
>OS 9 first, then reinstall OS X, and you're golden.
>
>You can also boot OS 9 from an external FW HD if you need to. It may
>be possible to boot OS 9 from a USB flash drive, although I'm not
>certain about this on the Titanium, you'd need to try. It can be done
>on the clamshell for certain, I've done it. You'd need to reformat the
>flash drive to HFS+ before installing OS 9, then use the Option key
>boot. As I said, works on the clamshell, maybe not on the Titanium?
>
>> I'm just going to do this on my clamshell when ever I need to scan
>> something and then I could down load it to my iPod and transfer it
>> to my G4 Powerbook instead... I've been following this thread and
>> having no luck with it at all... I really do not think it can be
>> done unless I can get the orginal 9.2.2 disc that was made for this
>> computer if there ever was one???
>
>It shipped with an OS 9.1 disc. You upgrade to 9.2.2 using the
>downloads from here:
><http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1387>
>
>>
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