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  • Re: Stripping down Classic

    From justin@justin.c@se.net to comp.sys.mac.system on Thursday, July 24, 2003 06:40:45
    From Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.system


    You don't have to perform a clean install.
    Here is the listing of "bare bones" bootable OS 9 system folder (Iess
    than 50 MB!). It is a 9.1 that X will "upgrade" the first time you go
    into classic. OSX will also add

    Classic
    Classic Support
    Classic Support UI

    (already listed here)

    You can safely trash everything else.
    I have it installed on a diferent partition I can boot from. I also
    added Norton so I can perform clean defrag.

    j.


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    sys91:
    Appearance:
    Desktop Pictures:
    Sound Sets:
    Theme Files:
    Apple Menu Items:
    Recent Applications:
    Recent Documents:
    Application Support:
    Classic
    Classic Support
    Classic Support UI
    Control Panels:
    Appearance
    General Controls
    Keyboard
    Memory
    Mouse
    Startup Disk
    Extensions:
    Apple CD/DVD Driver
    Apple Guide
    AppleScript
    Audio CD Access
    CarbonLib
    EM Extension
    InputSprocket Classic
    Multiprocessing:
    Apple CPU Plugins
    Network Setup Extension
    Open Transport
    Open Transport ASLM Modules
    System Monitor Plugins
    Text Encoding Converter
    USB Device Extension
    Finder
    Fonts:
    Gadget
    Geneva
    Monaco
    Language & Region Support:
    Chinese
    Danish
    Dutch
    English
    Finnish
    French
    German
    Italian
    Japanese
    Korean
    Norwegian
    Spanish
    Swedish
    Mac OS ROM
    Multiprocessing:
    Apple CPU Plugins
    Panels
    Preferences:
    Shutdown Items:
    Startup Items:
    System
    System Resources
    Text Encodings:
    Arabic Encodings
    Central European Encodings
    Chinese Encodings
    Chinese Encodings Supplement
    Cyrillic Encodings
    Greek Encodings
    Hebrew Encodings
    Indic Encodings
    Japanese Encodings
    Korean Encodings
    Symbol Encodings
    Thai Encodings
    Turkish Encodings
    Unicode Encodings
    Western Language Encodings
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