On Dec 27, 2011, at 12:09 PM, Simon Royal mrsimonro...@gmail.com wrote:
Clark
Is this an option only on the original iBook, booting from USB would a handy
trick on other non-firewire, non-DVD machines.
I don't know just which machines will do it. I did boot from a USB hard disk on
a slot
Clark
Is this an option only on the original iBook, booting from USB would a
handy trick on other non-firewire, non-DVD machines.
Simon
On 27 Dec 2011, at 19:23, Clark Martin wrote:
I used XPF to install Tiger on an original iBook. It overrode the
installer check for FireWire and
Hi
I have run Tiger on a number of Lombards and the best method is to
trick the installer or clone it.
Never been keen on Xpostfacto and when you can get away with not using
it I would suggest it and yes, 512MB is a must on a Lombard running
Tiger.
Simon
On 25 Dec 2011, at 23:36,
On Dec 26, 2011, at 12:10 PM, Simon Royal mrsimonro...@gmail.com wrote:
I have run Tiger on a number of Lombards and the best method is to trick the
installer or clone it.
Never been keen on Xpostfacto and when you can get away with not using it I
would suggest it and yes, 512MB is a must
I like the 2400 too , but is very rare,
in my PB Lombard I'm trying to install Mac OS X on it, I tried the
10.3.9, but had no success.
For him I have two hard disks, already a
installed 9.2.1 on another'm trying to X.
hug.
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On Dec 23, 2011, at 10:56 AM, Marco Aurélio wrote:
in my PB Lombard I'm trying to install Mac OS X on it, I tried the
10.3.9, but had no success.
You should go for 10.4.11 on the Lombard. Cloning an installation
might be easiest.
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IMHO to run tiger on lombard you need Xpostfacto; but are you sure is a
lombard? if you have troubles installing panther, might be a wallstreet ...
but you will be able to install both as well with, but you need to max RAM
... to feel confortable at least 256MB for panther and 512MB for Tiger, but
On Dec 25, 2011, at 5:36 PM, Angelo Danio wrote:
IMHO to run tiger on lombard you need Xpostfacto; but are you sure
is a lombard?
The Lombard is the same as the non-Firewire iBook, it will run Tiger
10.4.11 natively without need to any of the XPostFacto modified kexts,
but the problem is
You can put 7.6 on a 2400 or 3400 Powerbook. The 2400 is something of
a collector's item. I believe there was a g3 upgrade for it.
1400 can take it too.
On Dec 9, 4:43 pm, Marco Aurélio marco.a.bu...@gmail.com wrote:
thats is too bad .
Thanks for the information
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thats is too bad .
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2011/12/8, Marco Aurélio marco.a.bu...@gmail.com:
someone managed to install Mac OS 7 on the PowerBook G3 Lombard?
it's not possible:
AFAIK older OS you can install is 8.6, but it works fine with 9.2 and
even Tiger if you max RAM
angelo
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