Top comment 'This keyboard is perfect addition for IMAC owners who prefers a full size keyboard with a accounting number key pad and more importantly, delete and backspace keys typically found and function the same as legacy keyboards (vs IMAC standard/smaller version).What I mean by that is this: After doing research on wireless keyboards that would fit my unique needs (Windows. Mac Keyboard & Mouse: Mac LCD Display: Mac Logic board: Scanner: Mac Memory: Mac Modem: Mac Optical Drive: Mac Power Cord & Cable: Mac Power Supply: Mac Processor Card: Mac SCSI Card: Mac Stands: Mac Video Card: mac wireless airport: Apple isight web camera: iBook parts: PowerBook parts: MacBook 13: MacBook pro parts: iMac G3. Hacked Leopard on G3 Power Macs, flash memory tips, a smelly MacBook Pro keyboard, and more, Dan Knight, Low End Mac Mailbag, 2008.07.09. Also moving files between a modern Mac and an eMate, Snow Leopard and PowerPC Macs, getting an iMac up and running, old QuickCam won't work with TiBook, and more. Powermac G3 computers section is your complete source to find all our available used and refurbished Powermac G3. All of the Power Mac G3 carry our 60-Day Warranty and are in stock for immediate. I use a Gateway-branded keyboard with my iMac DV. You just have to remember that the Windows logo key is the Apple Command key and the Alt key is the Option/Alt key. These two keys are juxtaposed on both sides of the space bar, when comparing a PC keyboard to a Mac keyboard.
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On the slot-loader, the hard drive is normally set to master with the optical drive being slave on the IDE bus. If the drive has distinct settings for +master (single)+ and +master (with slave drive)+, use the latter. The +cable select+ setting will not work.
To install Mac OS 9, you need to have a Mac OS 9 installation disc. I would find one that is at least 9.1. According to everymac.com, the first 'Indigo' model (400 MHz) came with 9.1 and so did the second (500 MHz).
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/stats/imac400indigo.html
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/stats/imac500indigo.html
Macs can generally boot the OS version it came with or later, but not earlier, so a disc with 9.0 or 9.0.4 probably will not work. 9.2.1 should work.
The disc should also be a 'retail' disc (the ones that came in a shrink-wrapped box). They are white with a big orange '9' on it. If you get a disc that came with a specific Mac model, unless that Mac model is the model you have, it may not work.
If you decide to use Mac OS X with it (it can go up to 10.4.11 with sufficient RAM), and it has never previously run Mac OS X 10.2 or higher, be sure the 4.1.9 firmware update has been installed BEFORE attempting to run the installer.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3036
Failure to do so can result in video issues that are difficult to recover from.
