MacOS 9.1 Update -> MacOS 9.2.1 Update -> MacOS 9.2.2 Update If your Mac system restore leaves you in the V9.0 realm, it can be patched as follows: So, you are half way there, with only V9.1, V9.2, V9.2.1, and V9.2.2 to consider.
You can probably rule out V9.0, V9.02, V9.03, and V9.04 for stability issues and the lack of enhancements. However, I can tell you from personal experience that it is best to do some research after you decide upon your favorite application(s). In general, many users have favored the very last revision, Mac OS 9.2.2 as the most stable and preferred version. Unfortunately, there has always been a heated debate on which Mac OS 9 version to install. The Startup folder should be selected in the Startup Disk control panel:īelow you will find some general background info: The System and ROM versions should be the same or later versions from the ones that the computer come with. #3- In the Mac Os 9 system folder, the Mac Os ROM, System and Finder files are the ONLY files needed to boot (well, the Finder isn't really necessary to boot, in fact it can be changed for any other app), the remaining files and folders are optionals and can be fully wiped for troubleshooting procedures. Gparted (Linux) can create HFS volumes but without Mac Os 9 drives, so aren't bootables. #2- An HFS volume can be a Hard Disk, a CD-ROM or an external device connected via USB (including pendrives), Firewire or eSATA.ĭrive Setup (in Mac Os 9) and Disk Utility (in Os X) can format HFS+ devices with Mac Os 9 drivers. Furthermore, some of unsupported Macs can be booted via special procedures. #1- All g3 and most of G4 are Mac Os 9 capable computers. To boot a computer with Mac Os 9, we need:
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