If you've ever used Ex Post Facto to install a not-officially-supported version of OS X on a machine, you know how I feel right now.
If you're looking for an OS 9 box, there definitely is merit to getting a machine that can boot from a retail OS 9.
They're much more common than whatever machine-specific install disk you need to make your machine behave properly.
If you're looking for an OS 9 box, there definitely is merit to getting a machine that can boot from a retail OS 9.
They're much more common than whatever machine-specific install disk you need to make your machine behave properly.