I don't think it can... why would Apple ship a 4+ year old OS with new computers.. would Dell have both Windows 98 and XP installed on new machines, no.. plus, switching back and fourth from 9 to X can get annoying, you would have to boot up every time you wanted to change into 9 or X
It might be done, but it does not say anywhere that it can, and it will not come with the computer.
I don't think it can... why would Apple ship a 4+ year old OS with new computers.. would Dell have both Windows 98 and XP installed on new machines, no.. plus, switching back and fourth from 9 to X can get annoying, you would have to boot up every time you wanted to change into 9 or X
It might be done, but it does not say anywhere that it can, and it will not come with the computer
why would apple ship a 4 years old os with new computers? il tell you why beacuse some programs havent been changed to fit the new os-x user graphical interface... and about booting to change the defult boot os - thats fine with me ive faced linux and after booting linux gentoo belive me a mac would be a snap.
why would apple ship a 4 years old os with new computers? il tell you why beacuse some programs havent been changed to fit the new os-x user graphical interface... and about booting to change the defult boot os - thats fine with me ive faced linux and after booting linux gentoo belive me a mac would be a snap.
Well see, you don't need to use Mac OS 9 to use a Mac OS 9 program, you just use Classic and it should work fine, and you dont need to boot from it
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any way as i see in the superdrive version it says boots osx only but on the combo drive version it doesnt.. does that mean anything?
heres the apple website in my country dont mind the lang watch the emac description.. thnx agin
oops heres the webisite srry bout that
Apples web site in israel
Originally posted by hack4ev3r
perosnal reasons...
Ok, but do you have to boot into it? Are you sure you can't use classic mode?
Originally posted by MacUsers
Ok, but do you have to boot into it? Are you sure you can't use classic mode?
i need the 9 booted without x booted my perents doesnt know how to use x and any way i prefure it any ways does it say that i can boot or i cannot?
It might be done, but it does not say anywhere that it can, and it will not come with the computer.
This one does: http://www.apple.com/hardware/powermacg4/
It clearly states that it boots into OS 9, and that is the only model
Originally posted by MacUsers
I don't think it can... why would Apple ship a 4+ year old OS with new computers.. would Dell have both Windows 98 and XP installed on new machines, no.. plus, switching back and fourth from 9 to X can get annoying, you would have to boot up every time you wanted to change into 9 or X
It might be done, but it does not say anywhere that it can, and it will not come with the computer
why would apple ship a 4 years old os with new computers? il tell you why beacuse some programs havent been changed to fit the new os-x user graphical interface... and about booting to change the defult boot os - thats fine with me ive faced linux and after booting linux gentoo belive me a mac would be a snap.
Originally posted by hack4ev3r
why would apple ship a 4 years old os with new computers? il tell you why beacuse some programs havent been changed to fit the new os-x user graphical interface... and about booting to change the defult boot os - thats fine with me ive faced linux and after booting linux gentoo belive me a mac would be a snap.
Well see, you don't need to use Mac OS 9 to use a Mac OS 9 program, you just use Classic and it should work fine, and you dont need to boot from it
Originally posted by MacUsers
Well see, you don't need to use Mac OS 9 to use a Mac OS 9 program, you just use Classic and it should work fine, and you dont need to boot from it
i want to boot from it and you need os 9.22 to use clasic.
"for the export user
in order to run apps that run on the os 9 platform
you need to have mac os 9.22 installed on your hardrive"
more questions?
on this website?
website of rams
for a emac? thnx