You have a couple of problems 1. 9.2.1 can only be installed on a computer that has 9.1 installed. 2. you should have thew original disks that you got with the iBook. the copy of 9 that came with the iBook is the one you need to install after reinitializing the hard drive. If it is 9.1 then install 9.2.1. after that is done you can install any version of from OS X.1 to OS X.3.4. This comes from experience. If you don't have the original disks see if you can find some who will let you copy their OS 9.2.1 or .2.2 to your hard drive. and then install the version of OS X as above. >Thanks for the feedback. > >From About This Mac: >Mac OS X >version 10.3.2 >OS9 Drivers: Yes > Capacity: 18.63 GB > Available: 14.88 GB > Writable: Yes > File System: Journaled HFS+ > BSD Name: disk0s9 > Mount Point: / > >I reinitialized the hard disk using the OS 9.2.1 CD and when the >installer did not work I >intsalled OS 10.3.2 and reinitialized the hard disk leaving the OS9 >drivers option format for >classic check marked as you can see from the About This Computer info above. > >What about these directions from Apple? > >http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106294 > >http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107383 > -- Have a Happy and Enjoy Richard E. Meyeroff Meyeroff Computer Consultants 718-265-3781 FAX 718-266-6671 REM at Meyeroff-C-C.com Member Apple Consultants Network ACHDS The Answer to your Computer Questions & Needs