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Re: Installing OS9 on OSX Server

What's the difference in having 9 installed with client then with server?
I'm not sure why he wants this, but can't you just install another internal
drive (safe and easy) and install on that?


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Thank You,
George



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> From: ben_g_bailey <email@hidden>
> Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 13:40:32 +0200
> To: email@hidden
> Subject: Re: Installing OS9 on OSX Server
>
> hi,
>
>> Could anyone pinpoint me to instructional link or describe to me how to
>> install OS9 on OS X Server after OS X was installed.
>> I would like to know the whole deal including how should I go about
>> partitioning.
>
> its not possible, you can't run classic in OSXServer because classic
> quits when you log out, and seeing as OSXServer always just sits there
> logged out, that means classic is never running (i.e. no point
> installing OS9).
>
> classic would severly impede your OSXServer performance anyway.
>
> ben_g
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