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What should go into an "emergency" system folder?
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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Hey,
I have my HD partitioned in such a way as to have on-board 2 distinct startup volumes. One is the 9.1 I always use, the other is currently a heavily loaded 9.0.4 that I was using until I updated.
Space is not so much an issue, as I have much more than I should ever need, but I was wondering if I could get some suggestions on streamlining an emergency start-up.
Should I simply copy the system folder from a bootable CD, say the OS 9 Install disc? Or should I keep the 9.0.4 on there?
All suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
--Thanks
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Indeed, I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just.
iMac Core2Duo 2.16GHz/3G RAM/250G HD OSX 10.6.6
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Join Date: Feb 2001
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For an emergency startup disk, you need the System, Finder, Mac OS ROM, System Resources, and Text Encoding Converter. Do not take the system file from a bootable CD-it won't work.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Bristol, UK, living in Melbourne, Australia
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On an emergency partition you want to include any disk tools you have (diskwarrior, disk first aid, drive setup etc.) and also a browser, and ensure your system will get you online. If you can get online with your system you can download anything you need... if you can't you might find yourself regretting not giving yourself the capability. A better way to do it is to take a full install and then remove the stuff you don't need, that way you won't forget anything.
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