darn I have various unix based computers, could one of these work?
Not that I know of but I've never gone looking. Check the docs for it. It should be something noticeable. That is, it's not just a matter of a particular file server it has to have specific support for net booting under OS X.
On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 19:06:52 -0700, "Clark Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:At 7:14 PM -0500 9/23/04, CJ wrote:
>Can I install Mac OS 10.3 on my iBook 500? The CD Drive is dead. I have a
>PowerMac 5500 with Ethernet and Mac OS 9.1 on it. Can I use this to install
>OS X over Ethernet? Maybe through open firmware or netboot (hold down "N"
>key)?
>
No. Netboot requires an OS X Server or equivalent.
Your best bet besides replacing the CD-ROM drive is a FireWire CD-ROM drive.
I've been doing this kind of thing lately trying to install OS X from a master configuration disk. I had a couple of configurations that> required some "interesting" lashups. >
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