>munker wrote:
>
>> >Frank Ettenberg wrote:
>> >
>> >> Dear Technically proficient - Apple sent me a Tech Tool Pro program
>>on their
>> >> Applecare disk that also includes OS 9.2.2.  When I look at all the
>> >> different folders/components I notice that there's no installer.  Can the
>> >> 9.2.2 still be installed by me to upgrade my OS 9.1?  If so, how
>>would I go
>> >> about doing that?   Thanks for any directions.... Frank E.
>> >
>> >No.  That is a system folder to make the Applecare TTP disk bootable.
>> >
>>
>> Ah yes, but can you boot from the Applecare TTP disk and then copy the
>> System files to your hard drive by simply dragging them to the system
>> folder on the hard drive? You should be able to replace some of the files
>> of 9.1 that way.
>
>Yes, but it is a limited system folder and you will lose about 70% of the
>functionality of a normal 9.2 system.  It's optimized for the TTP
>troubleshooting
>prog.
>
>--
>==============================================================
>Kyle H. Hansen

Not sure if you got me right or I'm quite understanding yourself.

Uh what I meant was open the system folder on the CD and then drag the
individual files to the system folder on the hard drive. That way you would
update the replaced system files while keeping any unreplaced original
files.

Would that work?


Uncle "System Surgeon" George



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