On 11/16/2016 04:38 AM, JackMacWindows wrote:
I had asked this on the Leopard Group, but nothing was showing up, and
nobody has posted there in ages anyways.
I have a Power Mac G4 Digital Audio with a G4 clocked at 533 MHz. I
installed OS X Leopard on an iPod to test, and it seems like it runs
somewhat fine (other than my fan clicking, which does not have
anything to do with Leopard). I currently have Tiger as the main
operating system.
Words about iPod are strange. If you dare to upgrade, keep in mind that
Leopard officially works on 8xx Mhz CPUs and faster, you'll have to
tweak the installer. But that's easy, because the corresponding software
is easy to find.
You can take some other IDE HDD and try it there.
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