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MacOS 9.04 + Airport Installer
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Apr 1999
Location: Williamsburg, VA
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Had a bit of a problem today...
I downloaded the OS 9.04 update from Apple's web site (SU still doesn't see it). And then (I was doing a complete reformat and install) I tried to install the Airport Software (1.1) but it wouldn't let me install on the HD...said I needed MacOS 8.6 or better (I would hope 9.04 is better) 
Anyone else have this problem?
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wpackard
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Take a look at the volume it's trying to install on. I noticed after installing 9.0.4 that the DVD player installer defaulted to my MacOS X HFS volume instead of the normal MacOS 9 boot volume (so of course I got the message you describe). Simply changing the target to my MacOS 9 volume fixed the problem. It took a second to notice this because I've never seen the installer default to the wrong volume before.
HTH...
Wayne Packard
[email protected]
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Apr 1999
Location: Williamsburg, VA
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I only have one volume on this machine 
Thanks for the idea though.
Peace,
G
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mrfezzy
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Restart with shift key down. Then Install. I had to do this with both DVD 2.2 and Airport 1.1 from the CD. OOps! Actually I started off with all extensions off besides the Apple CDROM driver.
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