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Re: Upgrade Path

AFAIK, And I think I've installed about 20-30 ASIP servers. ASIP 6.3.3
compatibility stops with 9.1. 9.1 and 9.2 are so similar beasts. 9.2.x were
essentially Classic Environment bug fixes. No new features.

Trying to install ASIP over 9.2.2, or indeed 9.2.2 over ASIP 6.3.3 on 9.1
will cause you many problems with the server taking ages to startup its
services (if they ever get there....)

Update to 9.1 and ASIP 6.3.3, as a short term measure. This is the most
stable of ASIP I had experience with.

In the future OS X Panther on a G4 dual or G5 might be worth looking forward
to.

Cheers

Charlie Nancarrow
icorp consolidated
Apple Professional et al
Icorp.com.au

>> Currently I'm running a small straight Apple network/server at one
>> location.
>> My server is an older G4 PowerMac PCL Graphic with only 10gb of space
>> and I'm running
>> out of it. Also am running OS9.0 and ASIP 6.3.0. Not much runs on the
>> server besides Retrospect
>> and a calandar program and our e-mail. I have few problems with this
>> current environment.
>> Anyway I'm trying to figure our a next step of upgrade.
>> Since the price of a new G4 is so low, I'm thinking of getting that
>> instead of putting more $'s into
>> the current one. With all the problems I've seen with ASIP I'm not sure
>> what software level I should
>> go to. Is OS 9.2.2 and ASIP 6.3.3 worth going to or go newer?
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