It is also not bootable as promised, but when I click on the disk I get an overview of the files on it and one is 'install OS 9'. iso version of OS 9.2.2 is simply not bootable as promised on MG. Tiger does not know what to do with it nor is it bootable. First a Cube OS 9 disk from Macintosh Garden which has a. I have reformatted my SSD with Mac ext journaled and OS 9 drivers inswtalled. Who knows a way to get OS 9 installed on a system that does not have the classic environment already on it. When I want to boot from it (pressing the C key) it skips it and boots from harddisk and opens the Tiger desktop. I even downloaded the OS 9 disk for the Cube from Macintosh Garden and burned on CD. Eject of the DVD does not work so installation of another DVD does not work either, and besides I do not have that specific disk with the two round circles. Then it comes up again to further install please place the CD with the two round circles, with the only option to press the stop button. This starts some 'repairs/installations' and tells me it is done. So I ran the extra disk that came with tiger to do program repairs. I apparently need the System file for Mac OS 9 installed on my computer. In order to install 9.1 you should first install 9.1. Possibly you should install Mac OS 9.1 or higher on your computer (what does it think I am doing). It starts up but then I get the message that it cannot find an appropriate MAC OS 9 system file. So I copied the whole dvd to my desktop and tried it again. Obviously because it is a DVD, but I cannot indicate that it should write to my harddisk. When I run the install from DVD I get the message that it cannot write to the disk. I have burned Mac OS 9.1 and 9.2.2 on DVD and tried to get it installed. Then I wanted to install Mac OS 9 in order to run games that only work on OS 9.

I was running Mac OS 10.5 Leopard on my Cube, but that did not allow me to install OS 9.

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