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| Mac OS 8 on iBook? Could Mac OS 8 run on an ibook? Not the older ones, this one is about 500mhz from 2001. |
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| The first iBook (2000) can run 8.6 or above. iBook (Dual USB) - 9.1 Late 2001 - 9.2.1
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| 8.5 probably |
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As bobw accurately pointed out, the oldest white iBook, called the Dual USB model, 500MHz, will not load or boot a system older than Mac OS 9.1
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| If it's one of these .. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=43091 => 9.1 looks like the answer. You can't install anything older than what it had when it got out of the factory to it. |
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| Well I bought the thing with no OS but the vendor stated it had 9 on their, not sure if it was 9.1 though. How can I get 9.1 on their? Don't I have to first install OS 9 to be able to install any of the updated versions? |
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| If you want to run Classic, you should install 9 first. That book will run OSX very nicely, although Tiger is not officially supported. If you have original OSX install disks, you won't need to have 9 installed (but won't have access to Classic). |
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