It's quite possible they are incorrect. I actually hope they are so I can move on and get the correct discs. :lol: Here's the info stamped on them:
Install: SSW 9.0.4, CD version 1.1, 691-2709-A
Restore: SSW 9.0.4, CD version 1.1, 691-2710-A
Both discs have © 2000 on them.
The earliest iMacs to have 9.0.4 were the Summer 2000 models (according to everymac.com). The previous year's DV models had 8.6. And it appears that the Summer 2000 models were the last to use "DV" as part of the name. If these aren't the right discs then I wonder which iMacs they are for.
If you wouldn't mind checking, do the System Folders on your discs have a "PowerPC Enabler 9.0.4" file in them? Mine do, and I wonder if these discs may be for a late production run of the previous year's iMacs, which were discontinued three-and-a-half months after Mac OS 9.0.4 was released (everymac/wikipedia), which may mean Apple made special 9.0.4 discs for those models that, for some reason, won't boot the Summer 2000 DV iMacs.
Install: SSW 9.0.4, CD version 1.1, 691-2709-A
Restore: SSW 9.0.4, CD version 1.1, 691-2710-A
Both discs have © 2000 on them.
The earliest iMacs to have 9.0.4 were the Summer 2000 models (according to everymac.com). The previous year's DV models had 8.6. And it appears that the Summer 2000 models were the last to use "DV" as part of the name. If these aren't the right discs then I wonder which iMacs they are for.
If you wouldn't mind checking, do the System Folders on your discs have a "PowerPC Enabler 9.0.4" file in them? Mine do, and I wonder if these discs may be for a late production run of the previous year's iMacs, which were discontinued three-and-a-half months after Mac OS 9.0.4 was released (everymac/wikipedia), which may mean Apple made special 9.0.4 discs for those models that, for some reason, won't boot the Summer 2000 DV iMacs.