Bump, I have the exact same question and I can report the Logitech K400 is not recognized by Mouseware in Mac OS 9. The comments on the ‘Garden suggests it needs to have XP or 10.4/10.5 compatibility. Sadly there is no site like Everymac that tracks every Logitech keyboard/trackpad combo ever made…

Yes, I am using the "Mac OS 9.2.2 For Previously Unsupported G4s" image from this post. Thank you, I'll take a look at those tools. The only problem with that may be, I only have one physical HDD; I'm not sure if I will be able to reformat the drive I booted from. Seems like my only option is to install OS9 drivers from Disk Utility during setup but again, I am not given that option!

Are you using the Mac OS 9 Lives universal install image? The eMac 1.25 doesn't natively support Mac OS 9 so you need to used the hacked version. I assume since you're posting here that you are though... just a shot in the dark.

You may want to have Tech Tool Pro or Silverlining take a look at the drive. They have their own disk drivers they can install.

I've been pulling my hair out for the last three nights trying to install OS 9 on my Emac. I've left a 120GB partition for OS9 & installed OSX 10.4 on the remaining space of a 2TB HDD. OSX 10.4 installs and boots absolutely fine. However, I can't seem to get OS9 to take. I have tried a couple different methods (https://macos9lives.com/smforum/index.php?topic=4361.msg35823#msg35823 & https://macos9lives.com/smforum/index.php?topic=4361.msg48487#msg48487) and both end in failure: the OS9 disk utility will not recognize the partition and I am left only with the option to initialize the drive.

I think I may have narrowed down the issue: missing OS9 drivers which should be added when formatting the drive. However, If I format through OS9 I can only utilize 128 GB of the drive total. When I format through OSX disk utility, there is no option when formatting/partitioning to include OS9 drivers.(https://web.archive.org/web/20090621110555/http://support.apple.com/kb/TA20774)

 I have tried using disk utility on 10.3 & 10.4 install media (I can't get previous versions of OSX boot install media to boot). I'm at a standstill right now and hoping someone may have some advice!

can a stylewriter 1200 work under windows 10 v1607 and what drivers and devices do I need to make it work

has it been recapped? your talkin about 29 almost 30 year old hardware in a tinier case than most desktops of that age (talk about heat consumption) just sayin I have a OptiPlex gx 260 from 2002 that had the infamous capacitor plague affect and I was able to find both a recapped motherboard with a service date from the late 2000's and a recapped PSU also serviced in the late 2000s and ever since august 2023 it has served me well 

so the garden has cd's for the iMac DV but not the base model indigo iMac meaning when I restore it leaves a bunch of junk relating to hardware I don't have does anybody have the original recovery discs in a burnable disk image format for that base model?

just took a screenshot from my 2014 mac mini didn't notice the small text however 2 things first its giving me a 404 2. where can i find old 2014-early 2015ish versions of the unarchiver or stuffit or do i need to reboot into monterey where i do all my somewhat modern tasks versus yosemite where i have a time capsule of old software and games/apps from when yosemite was the current os from apple
http://revontulet.org/2026/03/10/59c66fd1c49e4975852215a69950e5a8.png

You tried both downloads noted there?
If so, best of luck with your quest.