[P1] Diskwarrior Didn't Boot

[Joe Sporleder]

I know what I meant, not my problem if you don't understand! :-)

Anything before MacOS X is the classic operating system, I meant it in 
the figurative sense, not the Classic environment of MacOS X. OK, if 
you want to get frick'n technical, I booted into MacOS 9.2.2 on a brand 
new iBook, I DID NOT launch MacOS X's classic environment.

Joe

On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 12:56  PM, Tom R. no spam wrote:

> Let me jump in at the start of this and remind people of
> the distinction between "Classic" (OS 9 running *within* OSX),
> and OS 9 running on its own (ie booted up in OS 9).  Just to
> try to avoid confusion :-) .  Ie, there's no booting into
> Classic, if you boot into OS9 it's not "Classic".
>
> On Fri, 6 Jun 2003, Joe Sporleder wrote:
>
>> My new 900mhz iBook with 12" screen and combo drive, it'll boot into
>> 9.2.2, cause I tried it when I got it just to see if it'd work.
>> However, since MacOS X is the present and future of Mac, I've decided
>> to live in MacOS X on this new machine. Does Apple actually say that
>> the newer machines will not boot into Classic, or they just will not
>> support it?