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Re: MacOS 9.2.1 disappointment
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Re: MacOS 9.2.1 disappointment


  • Subject: Re: MacOS 9.2.1 disappointment
  • From: John W Baxter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 15:21:24 -0700

At 22:51 -0400 8/24/01, email@hidden wrote:
>There is something else I was confused by. I thought the 9.2.1 update was
>primarily for MacOS/Classic compatability, yet when I began the installation,
>a warning displayed telling me that the update would render the MacOS
>unusable inside the MacOSX Classic environment. Kind of strange, like Mac OS
>X Server not running on the latest hardware.

I haven't seen that for
9.2.1 over 9.1 on the instance I use as Classic (DP533==old slow Mac ;-))
9.2.1 over the pure 9.1 on that machine
9.2.1 over the only 9.1 on a company iMac
(Mac OS X is at 10.0.4--the "regular" one, not the newer one shipped with
the summer 2001 G4s on all those machines). I haven't seen this mentioned
on MacFixIt (although I'm reading only a small percentage of the blizzard
of 9.2.1 messages). It has to be something about your situation.

Did you start from the 9.1 partition, with the Mac OS 9.1 All extensions set?

--John

Even more OT...does it bother anyone else that Apple named its summer G4s
for a highly toxic and obnoxious substance: Mercury ("Quicksilver")?
--
John Baxter email@hidden Port Ludlow, WA, USA


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