On Saturday, November 9, 2002, at 07:16  PM, Howie S wrote:

> on 11/9/02 6:03 PM, Eric J. Leopold at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Thanks very much for your answer. This confirms what I thought was the
>> difference between the methods. With Sonnet great emphasis is made
>> about getting and using the 1.0 version of the startup cp and
>> installing it but the html procedure for XPF is notable in only 1
>> mention of a startup cp. I didn't use XPF again after the install. I
>> think I was swept away by the moment and I could use the Startup CP 
>> for
>> X to go to 9.1 or back. What I have noticed is I can't go from X to a
>> CD; I must restart to 9.1 and restart to the CD.  On the second S900, 
>> I
>> won't use the 1.0 v cp; I'll let XPF do it. Thanks.
>
> Just a friendly reminder... When using XPF you can use the OS X 
> Startup Disk
> pref panel to boot into OS 9, but to boot from OS 9 into OS X, you must
> always use XPF. In other words never use the Startup Disk control 
> panel in
> OS 9 to boot into OS X.
>
> The results of forgetting that are a bit nasty, no permanent damage, 
> but a
> pain.
>
> -Howie
>
>

You mean the black screen of death? Take out battery, unplug, chant, 
put every thing back and CUDA or you stay dead? In my semi-hybrid 
system now I use the startup disk cp but I just used XPF to boot to 
Jaguar and everything was OK so far.  But I'm not done tweating it with 
all add on SW to bring up the floppy drive, etc. so I'll use your tip 
when I install X on S900 #2.  Thanks.
Eric


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