Thanks for the info. Tom on 3/3/03 9:27 PM, sb at videovideo at mac.com wrote: > The Apple person was not correct. You cannot install FCP 1 or 2 in Classic. > > There are two workarounds, both require access to a machine or drive that > already has FCP on it. > > One is to use the firewire target disk mode, the other is to use an external > firewire drive that has a valid OS9 (Classic) with FCP on it. > > For the latter, you boot into OSX on your new machine, then under system > prefs, launch the Classic that's on the Firewire drive. (which has the > serialized FCP on it) Now you can insert your FCP3 upgrade install CD and > install the OSX version on your new computer's hard drive. > > Or, wait for the replacement install CD. > > sb > > On 3/3/03 11:01 AM, "Tom Seid" <t.seid at attbi.com> wrote: > >> So just to be absolutely clear...what the Apple person told me is >> wrong?...one cannot use a new 2003 machine with upgrade disks?...you need a >> system that can boot and run in true OS 9? >> Thanks >> Tom