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post #1 of 4
12/7/01 at 9:01pm
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question.

When I comment the system folder in the library it reads that it is a FAke System 10.0.
What is that about?

and is that why I CAN"T upgrade to 10.1.1 ?!?!

It won't recognize my drive as valid for the upgrade though I just installed a paid for 10.1 version, and even installed the security upgrade. Any ideas why?
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post #2 of 4
12/7/01 at 9:55pm
There's a fake Finder too.

They are there to trick OS9 into recognizing OSX as a valid System folder (OS9-era system folders must contain System and Finder).

That should not keep you from upgrading to 10.1.x.
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post #3 of 4
12/7/01 at 9:58pm
[quote]It won't recognize my drive as valid for the upgrade though I just installed a paid for 10.1 version, and even installed the security upgrade<hr></blockquote>
10.1.1 requires the 10-19 security update and the Installer Update 1.0. Did you get the Installer Update?
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post #4 of 4
12/7/01 at 10:06pm
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ahh so the installer update is different than the security update . . I will go get it... thanks
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