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10.3: Upgrade CDs require existing 10.2 installation
It's not that bad having an upgrade CD. You can still do a clean install of Panther by installing Jag or whatever your old OS was and then select "Erase and Install" when installing panther. That's what I did and it worked fine
10.3: Upgrade CDs require existing 10.2 installation
That seems to be a simple workaround.
Erase and Install with upgrade CDs
I did erase and install with the upgrade CDs and now I have no Classic System Folder. I didn't realize the problem until I tried to install Acrobat 5 (apparently Acrobat 6 does not have this problem, at least Acrobat Reader, but that's another upgrade).
Erase and Install with upgrade CDs
Just pop in the DVD (or CD) with your original system software and use Pacifist to install the Classic support and then you're set :)
Or if you have a backup of your HD or you got access to a friend's computer with the classic OS installed you can just copy the system folder (and applications folder if you wish) to your HD and that would work as well. |
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