From Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.system
In article <060420060932470541%
star@sky.net>, Davoud <
star@sky.net>
wrote:
One of my Macs is a PowerBook WallStreet 300/384MB RAM. It had been
running OS 10.2.8 quite nicely until a recent incident in which a
driver installation hosed OS 10.2.8 rendering it unbootable. It would
boot into OS 9, and doing so and running several disk utilities failed
to fix the problem. I reinstalled OS 10.2 from the original disk.
That went without a problem, and everything works. But I'm at 10.2.0
and I want to get back to 10.2.8. The upgrade installer won't run...
Try downloading and installing the 10.2.3 update. On numerous
occasions, I've been unable to get the 10.2.8 updater to work directly
from 10.2.0, but I have always been able to go from 10.2.0 to 10.2.3,
and then from there to 10.2.8.
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