I have a PowerMac 6100/66 with a G3/266 upgrade and OS 9.1, that I use
as a master fileserver and research machine while I'm working on my
other, older Macs. I have a couple hundred megabytes of software on
there that I'd rather not loose (a lot of software when we're talking
system 6 and 7).
Dear Noderaser,
If you boot from the OS9.1 cd that becomes your startup hard drive. You
will see the OS9.1 as your new system. The hard drive icon will be on
the desktop also. Click on the icon to open it. It will have the
applications, documents, and other folders on it. There is a previous
Dear Noderaser,
Please re-read this.
If you boot from the OS9.1 cd then INSTALL it. After you install it
and restart it click on the hard drive icon to open the hard drive.
There are your old folders and a NEW system folder.
Note: There is a previous system folder with the old finder and
Hi, y'all!
Quoting Antonio:
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That's a horse of a different color. 400 Kb disks are *very* different
from 800 Kb/1.44 Mb ones - they are single sided, and use the old MFS
(Macintosh File System), which is completely incompatible with the later
HFS. The Macintosh 128k and the
