On Monday, May 27, 2002, at 02:41 , (PCI PowerMacs) wrote:

> Hello
>
> Let me clarify my question
>
> Its purely an acemdemic question
>
> Say I have a power mac with an installed OS9.1 system folder one an 
> internal
> hard drive. And I have no retail installation CDs, etc.
>
> BUT I do have CD-RW/burner  , and a 100MB ZIP drive and a floppy drive.
>
> What specifc files , as a MINIMUM ,in the System Folder installed on the
> hard drive do I have to copy in order to make my own bootup, removeable
> media,  volume ?
>
> Do I have to burn them all? Can just the ROM "work", etc
>
> thaks for your time on this
>
> albert
>
>

First, it would be illegal to copy the system without the installation 
disks. Academically you would only need to copy the basics to a Zip disk 
like the Finder, Text Encoding, Scripts, Scripting Additions, Fonts, 
Preferences (unless you want to set them again), Internet Plugins (if 
you are going to use the net), Control Panels that you use, Extensions 
that you use. Remember that Apple prefers all Security items be loaded 
in the system. As far as I know burning a startup CD is a little 
trickier but what I did was to set my working system and make a disk 
image which I burned later on. Be careful with the Desktop DB when 
burning a CD, once you make the disk image DO NOT MOUNT IT, just burn 
it. System 9.1 cannot be started from a floppy.
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