Bailey wrote:
> Alan- I only got 10.2. I currently only have a 9.0.4 disc and the 9.1,
> 9.2 updaters. You don't need 9.2 at all. It does seem to work a little
> better as a Classic OS while booted into OS X, so you can use it for
> that. You'll want to keep at least one partition at 9.1 to boot into-
> as I'm sure you know our SuperMacs don't like 9.2 (unless it's patched).
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Ford -
I'll have to do a bit more reading up on switching between Classic and X.
Are you able to use your Wacom by switching back to 9.1 ?
(I hardly ever use the mouse anymore unless the pen has been misplaced.)
I just looked up info at Apple and they are charging an additional $19 (for
S&H !) to owners of Jaguar if they want 9.2 as well....They're calling it a
fullfillment program. Hmmm....
This has absolutely no bearing on me as I have no interest in 9.2 and 9.1 is
suppose to work fine for installing 10.2.
I can't remember all the details of installing 9.1 - I must have used a
9.0.4 disc and updated it maybe. Or maybe it was a 9.1 System Install disc.
Thanks for all the feedback.
Alan
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