SUMMARYThe Macintosh Centris that includes a CD-ROM drive does not ship with a Macintosh system software disk (a startup disk). Instead, this model ships with a CD-ROM that contains the Macintosh system software. Macintosh Performa computers also ship without a startup disk. They ship with a disk called "Utilities" that contains bootable system software. This article provides information on how to boot both these machines. MORE INFORMATIONBooting a CentrisTo boot a Macintosh Centris from its System CD-ROM, follow these steps:
You can make your own startup disk by running the Installer and choosing the Minimum Install option for a floppy disk. Booting a PerformaThe Utilities disk that ships with Macintosh Performa computers contains a copy of the system software. You can use this disk to boot the machine. The System version on the Utilities disk is the same version that is installed on the Performa (either 7.0.1p or 7.1p).The Performas can also be booted from CD-ROM using the Cmd+Opt+Shift+Del key sequence. The Performas come with a Backup/Restore utility that you can use to back up either the hard disk or the System Folder. For more information on these topics, call Apple Technical Support at (800) 776-2333, 6:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Pacific time. Additional query words: start startup restart 3rdparty flash load
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