Like to announce success in the installation of Jaguar on my S900. After
two days of scratching my head why I could not get beyond the XPostFacto
restart, I discovered that you have to pay very close attention to every
detail in your preparation.

The first problem was that I formatted my new Seagate Barracuda 80 GB
drive with OS X utilities instead of the 9.1 Drive setup. After I went
back over each step and removed the only new card that I had installed
(a USB 2.0 2 port from Comp USA) and cranked my processor down from 500
Mhz to 450 Mhz.

Formatted the drive with the Drive setup from another drive running on 
9.2.2. Then while booted on that drive I inserted the install CD and
clicked on XPostFacto 3.0a4 and set everything up but left the throttle
set at 0. Clicked install and watched it do its thing and then restart
(holding my breath) and then give me a chime and then the verbose
startup screen and finally the Mac OS X installer panel.

Have now cracked open a bottle of beer to celebrate as it continues the
installation which has finished and now I am doing updates and setting
up my preferences. Cracked open another beer. It is quite apparent that
an all ATA Umax S900 runs very nicely on Jaguar. I only hope that Rayans
has good luck in getting XPostFacto up to a Panther install sometime in
the next month as I have seen it in action and would like to take this
machine up to it.

My PCI cards are
Slot #1 USB 2.0 2 port Comp USA card
Slot #2 IMS Twin Turbo 128M
Slot #3 Sonnet ATA 100 ( Ultra Tek)     Polaroid BurnMax48 CDRW, Apple 24x CD-ROM
Slot #4 Acard 6260M ATA66       1 WD 80 GB HD, 1 Seagate Barrcuda 80 GB HD

XLR8 G3 400 Mhz 1 MB Backside  (over clocked speed 500 Mhz)
400 MB ram
I will keep my S900 #2 machine running on 9.2.2 for the time being as it
needs more ram and a faster CPU.

Richie

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