>on 1/7/03 19:04, Larry Friedman at larry.s.f at mindspring.com wrote: > >> Fair enough, if the 2400 is strictly your productivity machine the new >> PB makes perfect sense (if you have 1800 lying around). However I got >> the 2400 because it was an inexpensive way to run a bunch of old >> software. The new PB still will not do that, hell the new PB will not >> boot into 9 either so you have to run X. > >But is this non-9 booting info written anywhere on new Powerbook's specs? Just like the non-7.5.5 booting info is written into the 2400's spec... Aqua