I believe you can only install 9.0, not 9.1 onto a 6100. I believe its incompatable.andypress said:I'm trying to install OS 9.1 on one of my 6100's that doesnt have a cdrom drive. I've heard that you can do a network install. I also have an iMac running panther if that helps.
You can install 9.1 as long as you have the full installer, not the update.varmit said:I believe you can only install 9.0, not 9.1 onto a 6100. I believe its incompatable.
Before making a comment like this again, check this web site. Among the info available is the minimum and maximum versions of the MacOS/MacOS X that supports each model.varmit said:I believe you can only install 9.0, not 9.1 onto a 6100. I believe its incompatable.
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Yes or no? The bottomline is that the PowerMac 6100 can run MacOS 9.1.andypress said:Is that a yes or a no?
MisterMe said:Yes or no? The bottomline is that the PowerMac 6100 can run MacOS 9.1.
The question that I'm asking is if you can network install- not whether it supoorts it. I know that it supports 9.1 .superbovine said:It would be nice if he actually read the link you provided.
Of course it can be network installed. Why would you think otherwise?andypress said:The question that I'm asking is if you can network install- not whether it supoorts it. I know that it supports 9.1 .
Because nowhere on google nor apples site does it talk about installing 9.1 via a network. I'm looking for information in how to install over a network if its possible.MisterMe said:Of course it can be network installed. Why would you think otherwise?