[P1] Archive and Install

[Jack Rodgers]

> You must have the "upgrade" version of the Jaguar CD rather than the 
> full "retail" version. Somebody at Apple just *wasn't thinking* when 
> they let THAT idea go out the door.
>
> I would recommend that you take the machine in to an authorised Apple 
> Service Center and let them do a clean install for you. You might also 
> check with your local Mac User Group to see if anybody can help you 
> with that.

The upgrade cd can be converted into a full install cd by making a disk 
image and removing the file that tells the installer that it is an 
upgrade. Then you can do a full install.

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