Nick Batzdorf <recording@...> wrote: > > I set up a dual 450 with separate partitions. One had 9.0.4 from the >> original discs that came with it. >> Then it took about half an hour to install OS X from the disc that >> came with my Quicksilver dual gig on another partition. It turned out >> that the OS X installer had updated 9.0.4 to 9.2.2, and it was still >> on a separate partition. >> Another piece of anecdotal evidence: I can see all the Extension >> icons at the bottom of the mini-screen while Classic is booting up. From: "fucanay" <fucanay@...> >But, OS X does install a Classic version on it's own partition. Go >to the System >Preferences and check to see which OS your using for classic. I'm willing to >bet it will be the one that came with OS X, not the one on your >other partition. Okay, I just checked. I suspect you have a brand new Blowhole G4, which comes with system software that's configured differently from the Quicksilver and before. Apparently it also has a slightly different version of version 9.2.2! Something about supporting a different Ultra ATA bus. On my system you can set which OS 9 installation you want to be the Classic one it uses. I happen to have several drives with System folders online at the moment, and they all come up as selections. So we were both sort of wrong. -- Nick Batzdorf 818/905-9101, fax -5434, cell 818/601-4874