I have to agree with Both of the people who suggested OSs for the
PowerBook 540c. If you do NOT have a PowerPC upgrade card than you can
go no higher than System 8.1. If you DO have a PowerPC upgrade card
there is an easy procedure to make all of the OSs up to and including
9.1 run on that computer. I also heartily endorse System 7.6.1 on that
unit, PowerPC or not. 7.6.1 is slick and fast and tight and does just
about everything you really need even compared to the most modern
systems. If you really want every last bell and whistle the non-PPC is
capable of than 8.1 (NOT 8.0) is what you want. Either way, 36 Meg. of
ram is fine. If you need a few utilities check out http://63.104.169.60
and look for the PowerBook 500 series folder. Please respect any
copyrights. If you have questions feel free to ask. I am currently
running OS 9.1 on a 183 MHz (NewerTech) PowerPC upgraded 520c with an
upgraded screen and 32 Meg. of RAM and 810 Meg. HD. I think I'll bust it
back down to 8.6 though. 9.1 is such a memory hog.  :-)

PS, The Appearances that Apple put out as Betas but never actually gave
the public such as Techno, and Gizmo make these older PowerBooks look
slicker 'n' snot.

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