On 27 Apr 2005, at 11:49, Paul Corsa wrote:
I believe that near the end of the OS 9 life cycle Apple dropped the special programmed disks. They just provided the generic OS Disk with the specific Computer model printed on the label. That is why these will work for us. It does not hold true for earlier versions,
Didn't know that - the disk I have came from eBay with the claim that it would install on any machine.
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Derryck
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