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As I also found out, .bin files even Mac OS X 10.9 understands. .smi files Disk utility won't open in Mac OS X 10.9, but it will convert to .dmg files. If you copy the contents to a USB Flash drive of the same name as the dmg file (without the suffix), it can hold the installer in question and connect older Mac OS 9 machines to run the ...
OS 9 has a usable/addressable volume limit of about 190GB. This is a volume limit, not a drive size limit - partitioning a larger drive will allow all partitions that size or smaller to be used in OS 9. This is in addition to the hardware limits of the internal IDE bus, which is not OS-based. The built-in bus on a G4/500 (AGP) is an ATA/66 bus ...
*when using Mac OS 9.2.x, remove these files from the System Folder: "Classic", "Classic Support" and "Classic Support UI" *now run those applications on the disk image which require registration (e.g. a serial number) - otherwise they will ask for registration when booted from the CD and therefore might not work
Click on one of the F key buttons and navigate to the Eject application and select it. Click OK and you are done. In the future you need to only click on the F12 key to eject or retract your CD tray. On a Mac that supports Startup Manager (most if not all G4s), hold the Option key at Startup.
The purpose is to get the machine booted to a volume other than the volume with the OS that needs fixing. Once the machine is booted to the CD, open the System Folder on the internal drive. In that, open the Preferences folder. In that, look for a file named Multi-User Prefs. Drag it to the Trash.
Jan 23, 2024 5:56 PM in response to AverageiBookUser. I found out how to fix it so if anyone wants to know: On startup hold command + option to enter the startup option. Then put in a Mac OS 10.3/10.4 installation disk and start the computer into the cd (the CD should be an option on possible startups). The CD might not run a couple times (and ...
OS 9 comes in only one language per installation. In order to change languages, the OS must be reinstalled in the language desired. OS 9 does have the ability to change keyboard layouts from one language to another in the same OS (that setting is done in the Keyboard control panel) - but doing that changes only the keyboard layout; menus ...
format it in \ [Drive] Setup and then install on it. Mac OS 9 CDs are System/Install CDs. Your Mac can boot from the CD with no Hard Drive at all. Once booted from the CD, look in the Utilities folder on the CD for Drive Setup. If the drive is shown in the list of devices, you should be able to initialize it.
Assuming that you have correctly reformatted the hard disk and then installed Mac OS 9.x, it should not be too difficult to connect to the Internet. Taking an Ethernet connection as an example: Open the TCP/IP control panel. Set "Connect via:" to "Ethernet". Set "Configure:" to "Using DHCP Server".
How does one install Mac OS X 10.11 on an EXTERNAL DRIVE HELP - I’m going crazy! How does one install Mac OS X 10.11 on an EXTERNAL DRIVE (in this instance, a SanDisc Extreme PRO Portable SSD) hereafter referred to “external drive”. #1 - I formatted and created three partitions on the external drive (Mac OS Extended (Journal) and made sure GUID was selected in the formatting and ...