[Ti] Os9 and Panther

Mark Gibson gibsonm at bigpond.net.au
Tue Mar 30 23:50:10 PST 2004


At 18:44 -0800 30/3/04, clayton robbins wrote:
>I just purchased a G4 powerbook and i am new to mac.
>The computer has os X loaded, but i have programs that
>require 9.  how can i load 9 without messing up X?
>
>-clayton robbins
>
>--- giorgio gomelsky <gio1 at rcn.com> wrote:
>>
>>  > Frank - as far as I know, the ability to boot in
>>  OS9 is a function of
>>  > the machine, not of the OS.
>>  > So if you can boot your machine in OS9 now, you
>>  will always be able
>>  > to do that......
>>
>>  Can absolutely confirm that with TiBooks, and very
>>  useful it is!
>>  Now does someone know if the same applies to the new
>>  AlBooks, I heard
>  > it didn't and if so why?

Clayton,

Does the machine have a "System Folder" as well as a "System" folder?

If so then the machine has OS 9 installed and 
will run in Classic mode. If its a newer PB it 
wont start in OS 9 though.

If you install your OS 9 application into the 
Applications (Mac OS 9) they should run normally.

If the machine doesn't have a "System Folder" 
(i.e. only a "System" folder) you will need to 
install OS 9 before hand.
-- 
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