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Old July 28th, 2009, 12:14 AM
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MisterMe, you got me thinking about the install, and I inserted the other "Software Install" CD which is OS 9. Everything was going great before I got the BOMB. Photo attached.
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If you can't boot from the MacOS 9 CD that shipped with your computer, then you will never be able to boot the computer until it is repaired.
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MisterMe, what would need to be repaired? Do you think it is an issue with the hard drive?
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... Do you think it is an issue with the hard drive?
Your computer won't boot from the CD. This has nothing to do with the hard drive.
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