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== Booting the Macintosh Classic without a System Folder. == | == Booting the Macintosh Classic without a System Folder. == | ||
The [[Macintosh Classic]] can be booted from [[ROM]] – as opposed to using a boot disk or starting up from a hard disk containing System Software – by holding down the following key combination: ⌘⌥XO (Command Option X O).<ref>[[Macintosh Classic]]</ref> | The [[Macintosh Classic]] can be booted from [[ROM]] – as opposed to using a boot disk or starting up from a hard disk containing System Software – by holding down the following key combination: ⌘⌥XO (Command Option X O).<ref>[[Macintosh Classic]]</ref> | ||
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| Tutorials | Tips & Tricks |
Booting the Macintosh Classic without a System Folder.
The Macintosh Classic can be booted from ROM – as opposed to using a boot disk or starting up from a hard disk containing System Software – by holding down the following key combination: ⌘⌥XO (Command Option X O).[1]
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SCSI harddisk replacement options
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