The way I installed Classic support on my PowerBook was by
downloading the Apple OS 9 netboot image. This is actually a fully
functional OS 9 install. Once downloaded, use Pacifist to extract the
system folder. Then copy that to the root of your hard drive. Use the
Classic PrefPane within System Preferences to select that folder for
classic. It is already the right version (9.2.2.) Then, you'll have a
fully functional OS 9 install, that can be used for classic, or even
booting into. But if you do boot into it, you have to enter the user
name NBUser and netboot as the password. The link to that is here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=120243
Good luck!
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