internet boots in os 9.2 but not osx

[Daniel Lishner]

Can anyone help me? my upgraded ibook (366 mhz, se,
claamshell with osx jaguar) gets "specified server not
found" errors on both ie and safari in osx. although i
can log on perfectly with my cable modem in classic
9.2. I'm stumped.
thanks in advance for your help
dan

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> Date: Sun, 31 Aug 2003 20:51:23 -0500
> Subject: Re: [P1] Migrating to a new mac
> From: Barry Lyden <blyden at mac.com>
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> Don,
> 
> I can't think of any disruptions that should cause.
> They are just=20
> files. However, what I don't know is whether iphoto
> will pick up the=20
> new images into its library automatically just by
> placing the photo in=20=
> 
> the proper iphoto location. You may still have to
> "import" each photo=20
> to get it to appear in the library. Then again,
> maybe you weren't=20
> expecting it to work like this anyway. :-) Perhaps a
> more knowledgeable=20=
> 
> iphoto user can say for sure?
> 
> Once you're convinced all is correct on the imac
> (and you have a good=20
> backup!), then you  can safely delete the photos on
> the ibook.
> 
> Hope that helps,
> Barry
> 
> 
> On Sunday, August 31, 2003, at 07:58  PM, don hinkle
> wrote:
> 
> > Thanks, what I'm wondering is whether I can drag
> the photos from the=20=
> 
> > iBook at <user's home directory>/pictures/iphoto
> library" into the=20
> > same location on the iMac, without causing any
> disruptions or upsets=20=
> 
> > in the iMac?
> >   And probably I should then Delete them within
> iPhoto on the iBook.
> > -??
> > -don
> >
> >
> > Barry Lyden wrote:
> >
> >> No, you don't have to export them. Files in OS X
> (from the mac user=20=
> 
> >> interface point of view) should not really look
> any different than in=20=
> 
> >> OS 9.  In the UNIX command line interface, yes,
> things can look=20
> >> different and intimidating, until you get
> familiar with it. :-)
> >> I drag and drop photos between my ibook and my
> windows server via=20
> >> ethernet all the time. If you move a photo to
> another mac, I believe=20=
> 
> >> you can just use iphoto's import feature to
> inlcude it into the=20
> >> iphoto library on the new mac.
> >> So long as you know where the files are actually
> stored on the disk,=20=
> 
> >> you should not have a problem. The default
> storage location for OS X=20=
> 
> >> iphoto is <user's home directory>/pictures/iphoto
> library" if I'm not=20=
> 
> >> mistaken. Just don't forget where you put the
> photos on the desktop=20=
> 
> >> mac after you move them. :-)
> >> Have fun,
> >> Barry
> >>> Speaking of that...I have some iPhoto files on
> my ibook and would=20
> >>> love to move them wholesale to the desktop iMac
> by ethernet.
> >>> Do I *have* to Export them?
> >>> Or is there a safe way to simply drag n drop? in
> X? (in 9 I wouldn't=20=
> 
> >>> have a problem, but am not confident fooling
> around with files on =
> >>> X).
> >>> Any help appreciated...
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Paul Bernhardt wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> Yep, and on the "Issue" page, you'll find that
> the print version=20
> >>>> has an article on moving data to a new mac.
> >>>>
> >>>> Paul
> >>>>
> >>>> On Saturday, August 30, 2003, at 08:35  PM,
> Brian Olesky wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>> He may mean Mac Home. I got a few free issues
> recently for buying=20=
> 
> >>>>> something.
> >>>>> Their site is machome.com.
> >>>>>
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