BrianSmithson
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Hello, all. I basically have the same problem as described here: http://www.macosx.com/content/faq.php/q5000/Classic-Wont-Work-In-My-Newly-Installed-Panther.html . Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to post anew to that threat, so here we go again.
For those who don't feel like reading the other thread, my problem is that I just installed OSX Tiger on a machine for someone who has long used OS9. When I try to boot up Classic, I get this error message:
I click the corner blue button and the dialog goes away, but it repeats another three times before Classic starts up completely (four identical dialogs total). Once Classic is started, everything works fine, so this is more of an annoyance than a serious problem. Still, I'd like any advice on how to make it stop!
The computer is on a building-wide ethernet network, which is mostly working. In OSX, the machine can get on the internet, and it can see all but two printers and one other machine (separate issues, or maybe not?).
Thanks for any help!
Brian
For those who don't feel like reading the other thread, my problem is that I just installed OSX Tiger on a machine for someone who has long used OS9. When I try to boot up Classic, I get this error message:
The server may not exist or it is not operational at this time. Check the server name or IP address and try again.
I click the corner blue button and the dialog goes away, but it repeats another three times before Classic starts up completely (four identical dialogs total). Once Classic is started, everything works fine, so this is more of an annoyance than a serious problem. Still, I'd like any advice on how to make it stop!
The computer is on a building-wide ethernet network, which is mostly working. In OSX, the machine can get on the internet, and it can see all but two printers and one other machine (separate issues, or maybe not?).
Thanks for any help!
Brian