[?] Mac Classic, 2.6.1, MySQL

[simplsol at aol.com]

Sean,
Permit me an "off the wall" question...
Do you REALLY need to support OS 9?
Any computer Apple has made since 1998 (8 years!) will run some flavor 
of OS X (although they probably need more RAM). The time and effort you 
would put into supporting OS 9 could be invested in making your OS X 
product even better - giving your customers another reason to make the 
move. OS 9 is dead, or at least dying, first there were new computers 
that would not boot into 9, then there were new computers that wouldn't 
run 9; as used and reburb computers run out there will be no OS 9 
options for your customers.
We had originally intended to port our HC business system to Rev in OS 
9 and OS X. Then we decided that the customers running OS 9 had a good 
business system they could continue to use (our current HC one). New 
customers and all current customers moving to OS X would not care about 
OS 9 compatibility.
Your situation may be different.
Just a thought.
Paul Looney

-----Original Message-----
From: Sean Shao <shaosean at hotmail.com>
To: use-revolution at lists.runrev.com
Sent: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 22:37:15 -0500
Subject: Re: [?] Mac Classic, 2.6.1, MySQL

    I've tried building the application on two different Mac OS 9.2.2 
machines (an old iMac and an old UMax ;-) but, as mentioned previously, 
the application crashes with an error of Type 1001 unless I switch the 
MySQL libraries then I get a "unsupported database type".. 
 
  So as it stands, I'm boned in this department...? I'll try the 2.5 and 
the Valentina work-arounds to see if anything happens with that.. 
 
 Thanks, 
 -Sean 
 
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