Proceeding Back Mac OS
After having installed OS X PB on my G4/400 1st gen, I was immediately pleased with the smooth installation and ease of startup. After spending more time using OS X, I realize this is not for me, yet. I cannot print, burn CDs, or do anything that I really need to. My question is, how do I revert back to OS 9 (is it even possible)? I installed OSX over OS 9 on my main internal ATA drive on the same partition as OS 9. I also have a secondary ATA drive which is formatted for HFS, and is no longer visible under OS X.
The printer I am attempting ot use is the Epson Stylus Photo 1200 USB. Has anyone had any luck with any USB Epson Printers?
Most importantly if someone could explain how to revert back to OS 9, you would be a lifesaver. You can either email it to me or reply. Thanks in advance.
--Josh
The printer I am attempting ot use is the Epson Stylus Photo 1200 USB. Has anyone had any luck with any USB Epson Printers?
Most importantly if someone could explain how to revert back to OS 9, you would be a lifesaver. You can either email it to me or reply. Thanks in advance.
--Josh
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Proceeding Back Mac Os X
This is one of the easiest ways to downgrade your Mac: Restart your Mac, while holding down the ‘Shift+Option+Command+R’ keys. Once you see the macOS Utilities screen, select ‘Reinstall macOS’ and then click ‘Continue.’ Choose your startup disk, and then select ‘Install.’. Tip: Backup Mac data before downgrading macOS or Mac OS X It's highly recommended for you to back up all important Mac data first before you start downgrading Mac OS to an older system. You can either choose third-party Mac backup software to back up Mac data to an external hard drive at once or choose Time Machine to back up all wanted data.