I have a 1GB 1.42GHz, 80GB Combo, Airport Extreme eMac running 10.5.8.
I was wondering if I could partition my hard drive to run older versions of Mac OS. For example, like bootcamp, you would be able to hold alt at start-up and the different partitions would show.
Would it be possible to have Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, Mac OS 8 and so on on separate partitions?
If it's just a case of using firewire target mode or something that would be great.
Also, does anyone know where I could download working builds of old Mac OSs?
Thanks
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I have those 19 files now but when I click on the first one it opens a folder with old OS files in. I cannot open them as "the classic environment is no longer supported."
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How do I make an image out of them, and how do I partition my hard drive?
I have an eMac 1GB 1.42GHz, 80GB Combo, Airport Extreme. 10.5.8.
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I have a 1GB 1.42GHz, 80GB Combo, Airport Extreme eMac running 10.5.8.
I was wondering if I could partition my hard drive to run older versions of Mac OS. For example, like bootcamp, you would be able to hold alt at start-up and the different partitions would show.
Would it be possible to have Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, Mac OS 8 and so on on separate partitions?
If it's just a case of using firewire target mode or something that would be great.
Also, does anyone know where I could download working builds of old Mac OSs?
I have an eMac 1GB 1.42GHz, 80GB Combo, Airport Extreme. 10.5.8.
I was wondering if I could partition my hard drive to run older versions of Mac OS. For example, like bootcamp, you would be able to hold alt at start-up and the different partitions would show.
Would it be possible to have Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, Mac OS 8 and so on on separate partitions?
If it's just a case of using firewire target mode or something that would be great.
Also, does anyone know where I could download working builds of old Mac OSs?
Thanks