In spite of the difficulties , I installed OS 9.1 over a clean install of 9.0.4 on a 7500/G3 but the installers and the new OS didn't like the drivers on an external Compac branded Barracuda which was initialized using a hacked Drive Setup v 1.6.1. Otherwise, the installation continued successfully. When checking the new OS9 volume with Disk First Aid or the Directory Structure with Disk Warrior the results were O.K. When choosing the OS9 volume as a startup disk in the SD Control panel, the OS9 volume beeps when chosen to perform the startup. It highlights when I get the beep but the selection doesn't stick. I end up starting with a OS8.6 on the internal bus. My question is, what is keeping the OS9.1 volume from starting the machine? Thanks, Roman
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