And since you just brought it up. I thought I would make a test.....I also have a new iBook and I looked just now at the installation disks that came with it. 10.3.5. I just tried to boot off of the original Panther install disks and got the same symptoms as when I tried to use them in my iMac. Since yours is a 1 gig iBook and mine is a 1.2 gig iBook, I tend to think your minimum OS is also higher than 10.3 and therefore the source of the problem you encountered.
Tim On Dec 12, 2004, at 9:21 AM, Dylan Moore wrote:
Well it doesn't work for me, either, and I really need it to.
1Ghz 12" ibook
If I start from a CD, i get the apple for a few seconds, then the apple glitches slightly (gets offset, wraps around and gets garbled around the edge) never shows the spinning loader icon, and sits there. Thats awesome. WTF?
I'll try using the CDs it came with, but I'd much prefer the control that the real install discs offer. ppfft.
Is there anyone this WILL work for, or a workaround?
-Dylan
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