N Nosamnoj macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 26, 2003 #1 I'm using a G4 running OS 9.2 (classic mode under OSX, don't ask why, it's a long story...) I need to start-up from a CD, when I do the usual holding down 'C' during start-up it just ignores the CD and mounts from the hard disk. Any ideas why? J.
I'm using a G4 running OS 9.2 (classic mode under OSX, don't ask why, it's a long story...) I need to start-up from a CD, when I do the usual holding down 'C' during start-up it just ignores the CD and mounts from the hard disk. Any ideas why? J.
pianojoe macrumors 6502 Aug 26, 2003 #2 Obviously, the OS provided on the CD is not suitable for your computer. It might be to old. OR: It's a CDR was copied "file & folder mode" instead of making a 1:1 backup copy, so some vital system info was lost.
Obviously, the OS provided on the CD is not suitable for your computer. It might be to old. OR: It's a CDR was copied "file & folder mode" instead of making a 1:1 backup copy, so some vital system info was lost.
N Nosamnoj macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 26, 2003 #3 It's Norton Utilities 6.0 which according to the packaging will 'repair, optomise & recover on Mac OSX' It's not a copied disk either it's the real deal. Any further ideas?
It's Norton Utilities 6.0 which according to the packaging will 'repair, optomise & recover on Mac OSX' It's not a copied disk either it's the real deal. Any further ideas?