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part12studios:
I have a G4 450mhz/706mb Sawtooth I recently got. It has 2 HD. 20gb and 120gb. both disks have OSX installed on them. I want to go back to OS9 with no OSX because I'm running Digital Performer 3 on it and need OS9 to do so.
My intent is to install OS9 on the 20gb and leave the 120 formatted for Digital Audio recordings.
I found a "installing OS9 if you have OSX" under HELP and this link (350mb) says file is no longer here https://www.adrive.com/public/wA2Y6e/OS9General.dmg.bin
I imagine that image size is probably the actual OS9 version. Can anyone point me to a working ISO image I can download to beginn.
Any tips / advise would be welcome as I haven't worked on an OS9 machine since 2001.. I have a modern i7 OSX Macbook Pro so I'm familiar with OSX in recent years.
Thanks!
Caleb
DieHard:
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http://macos9lives.com/smforum/index.php/topic,2109.0.html
part12studios:
@diehard awesome man thanks so much!
Now I have an OS9 ho ho ho
=D
Caleb
part12studios:
I swear I'm not a total noob, but it seems like Windows 10 and OSX (el capitan) will not mount / burn the ISO image. I have a usb external drive that is a DVD/CDR burner. Samsung. Is there something special about this ISO because it's OS9 that requires something special to burn?
Thanks,
Caleb
part12studios:
OK so I figured it out.. I hadn't burned a CD in awhile and El Capitan did away with the traditional "burn" button.. so after some more googling you can right click on the image and there is a "burn" option right there. so that worked out.
I'm keeping the question and the answer for others who might think they know the right way to burn a CD these days and find it has changed as I did.
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