It was 25/6/03 2:53 pm, when Rodolpho Pajuaba wrote:
> As people say, better safe than sorry - but, if you say it's not
> needed, OK.
I think there are restore options in the installer, as there were in the OS
9 installer. But I'm pretty sure you can't just grab and drag the system
folder to a HDD. However, you can always install a second version on another
HDD, I suppose, and choose at boot time which one you want to run. Not sure
how you would boot into it though if your primary one went bellyup. The only
way I know is from a booted system and then choosing Startup Disk in
Sysprefs. You could, I suppose, boot into OS 9 with from your CD and then
choose another disk and restart. If there's another way, maybe someone else
can fill in that gap?
> I'll search this Macjanitor, just in case ;-) .
Only needed if you turn your Mac off. It's not always practical to leave
pBooks or iBooks on 24/7/4/52.
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