It requires Open Transport 1.1.2 or later. Versions of the operating system may purchase the ARA client fromĪpple. PowerBook G3 and iMac computers that shipped with Mac OSĨ.1, and for all computers running Mac OS 8.5 and higher, Apple RemoteĪccess replaces OT/PPP. Transforming it into a fully functional PPP client. In versionģ.0, Apple rolled OT/PPP into the Remote Access client, Other network services offered via AppleTalk.Īs the product matured and included support for additional protocols,ĪppleTalk Remote Access was renamed Apple Remote Access. The ARA server software to have access to file sharing, printers, and Mac OS computers, users could dial into computers running Remote Access (ARA) began as a technology for remotely accessingĪppleTalk networks. Originally introduced in 1991 as 'AppleTalk Remote Access', Apple Information here may no longer be accurate, and links may no longer be available or reliable. A drives in good condition will read burned CD's, and all the others will also.This content has been archived, and is no longer maintained by Indiana University. There have been some iMacs that have had a hard time reading burned CD's, but like mentioned above, that happens with drives that are wearing out. It's actually OS 9.2.2, so it's all updated, and I've installed it (copied it) to many many CRT iMacs and it has worked on all of them, from the 233mhz to the 600mhz (never had a 700mhz, but I'm hoping for the day-a graphite would be a keeper). I haven't bothered to install OS 9 in ten years maybe. The old OS 9 versions of those software can be found on eBay these days for pennies. Among the apps installed, my burned copy has DiskWarrior, Techtool, and Norton Utilities (with Filesaver emasculated), so I can use the CD to fix most OS 9 problems. Even with many third party applications, it's still less than 500mb. I keep a burned copy of an installed OS 9 on CD. The best thing would be an OS 9 installed from a retail installation disc. You could try copying-while in target disk-an OS 9 that's been installed on your iBook or other Mac. Sometimes the copied system folder needs to be re-blessed, but I've encountered that only rarely. You can simply drag and drop a copy of 9 to another hard drive and it will boot and work fine. For complete information, please see all documentation included with this software. Unlike OS X, OS 9 does not have to be cloned to make a copy. Mac OS 8.1 This software updates Mac OS 8.0 to Mac OS 8.1, which includes bug fixes and feature enhancements.

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