Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Sean Carroll]

Doesn't Leopard require a minimum 867 MHz CPU?


Leopard's *installer* does the speed check.  ppc Leopard itself  
will run on any G4/G5.


Thanks for clearing up that confusion on my part.

Sean

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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Dan]

At 9:57 PM + 2/11/2011, daniel.stewart...@gmail.com wrote:

For CCC can I use it by popping the HDD from the DA into the quicksilver


That would work, if you don't have a firewire cable.


and does it matter that the drives are different sizes.


As long as the destination drive is big enough to hold the source, 
you're good to go.


Um... Once you've done the clone, and booted the DA on it, remember 
to go into the Sharing system preferences and change the machine's 
name.  Otherwise it can get a bit confusing, on your LAN. :)


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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[daniel . stewart743]

For CCC can I use it by popping the HDD from the DA into the quicksilver and 
does it matter that the drives are different sizes.
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On Feb 10, 2011, at 9:43 PM, Scotty wrote:

> I just recently acqired a Digital Audio 733mhz for $25 (it needed ram
> and a HDD which I had on hand).  So I have it up and running, but I am
> looking for advice for an OS.  I have 10.2.8 installed currently.  I
> was wondering if this very old version of OS X is really of any use
> anymore or whether I should maybe try a PPC Linux distro.  I would
> like to add that I have a copy of leopard from my Quicksilver but if
> fails to install and Leopard Assist does not seem to work (I have
> actually never successfully gotten Leopard Assist to work on a non
> supported G4.).  I had this issue with my old lampshade iMac 800mhz.
>

Try a CCC version of Leopard ... I have a DA Dual 533 running Leopard.

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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Dan]

At 9:03 PM -0600 2/10/2011, Sean Carroll wrote:


Doesn't Leopard require a minimum 867 MHz CPU?


Leopard's *installer* does the speed check.  ppc Leopard itself will 
run on any G4/G5.


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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Dan]

At 10:10 PM -0500 2/10/2011, Bill Connelly wrote:

On Feb 10, 2011, at 9:43 PM, Scotty wrote:

I just recently acqired a Digital Audio 733mhz for $25 (it needed ram
and a HDD which I had on hand).  So I have it up and running, but I am
looking for advice for an OS.  I have 10.2.8 installed currently.  I
was wondering if this very old version of OS X is really of any use
anymore or whether I should maybe try a PPC Linux distro.  I would
like to add that I have a copy of leopard from my Quicksilver but if
fails to install and Leopard Assist does not seem to work (I have
actually never successfully gotten Leopard Assist to work on a non
supported G4.).  I had this issue with my old lampshade iMac 800mhz.


Try a CCC version of Leopard ... I have a DA Dual 533 running Leopard.


Yea.  Put the DA into Target Disk Mode (boot holding down T key) then 
connect it to your QuickSilver with a firewire cable.  Use Disk 
Utility on the QuickSilver to erase the DA's HD then use CCC to slam 
a copy of your existing system onto it.


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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Geke]

1. I’d say go for Tiger or newer. Lots of software require Tiger or
newer, and Tiger is faster than Jaguar or Panther.

2. Leopard or Tiger? Speed depends on which programs you use and is
subjective anyway, so it’s hard to say if you’d be satisfied with
Leopard’s speed.

This may not be legal, but I would: borrow Tiger (10.4.11) and install
that, because it’s quick and simple. Then see if you like the speed
with your favourite programs. Subtract about 30%-40% from that speed
and you’d have a rough gauge of the speed under Leopard.

In fact, Leopard is not that much slower, but I’m trying to guess the
difference between a used-for-some-time Leopard and a fresh Tiger.
As I have little experience with Leopard, I welcome corrections to
this estimation!

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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Bill Connelly]

On Feb 10, 2011, at 10:29 PM, Daniel Stewart wrote:


I have no idea how to use CCC.  Is it something I have to buy?



Check out:
http://www.bombich.com/

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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Kris Tilford]

On Feb 10, 2011, at 8:43 PM, Scotty wrote:


I have a copy of Leopard from my Quicksilver but if
fails to install and Leopard Assist does not seem to work (I have
actually never successfully gotten Leopard Assist to work on a non
supported G4.).


Then use the Open Firmware method instead of Leopard Assist:


If you were needing to install Leopard on a lot of old Macs slower  
than 867MHz you could probably make an install DVD missing the test  
for 867MHz, but this would be slightly harder than the Open Firmware  
hack above.


I think Tiger is best for G4 PPC Macs, but Leopard will do if that's  
what you've got. If the QuickSilver is supported for Leopard you can  
use Firewire Target disk mode between the QuickSilver and Digital  
Audio to install onto the DA HD.


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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Daniel Stewart]

I have no idea how to use CCC.  Is it something I have to buy?

On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 9:10 PM, Bill Connelly  wrote:
>
> On Feb 10, 2011, at 9:43 PM, Scotty wrote:
>
>> I just recently acqired a Digital Audio 733mhz for $25 (it needed ram
>> and a HDD which I had on hand).  So I have it up and running, but I am
>> looking for advice for an OS.  I have 10.2.8 installed currently.  I
>> was wondering if this very old version of OS X is really of any use
>> anymore or whether I should maybe try a PPC Linux distro.  I would
>> like to add that I have a copy of leopard from my Quicksilver but if
>> fails to install and Leopard Assist does not seem to work (I have
>> actually never successfully gotten Leopard Assist to work on a non
>> supported G4.).  I had this issue with my old lampshade iMac 800mhz.
>>
>
> Try a CCC version of Leopard ... I have a DA Dual 533 running Leopard.
>
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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Bill Connelly]

On Feb 10, 2011, at 9:43 PM, Scotty wrote:


I just recently acqired a Digital Audio 733mhz for $25 (it needed ram
and a HDD which I had on hand).  So I have it up and running, but I am
looking for advice for an OS.  I have 10.2.8 installed currently.  I
was wondering if this very old version of OS X is really of any use
anymore or whether I should maybe try a PPC Linux distro.  I would
like to add that I have a copy of leopard from my Quicksilver but if
fails to install and Leopard Assist does not seem to work (I have
actually never successfully gotten Leopard Assist to work on a non
supported G4.).  I had this issue with my old lampshade iMac 800mhz.



Try a CCC version of Leopard ... I have a DA Dual 533 running Leopard.

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Re: Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Sean Carroll]

I just recently acqired a Digital Audio 733mhz for $25 (it needed ram
and a HDD which I had on hand).  So I have it up and running, but I am
looking for advice for an OS.


Why not Tiger? But you already have Leopard.



I would
like to add that I have a copy of leopard from my Quicksilver but if
fails to install and Leopard Assist does not seem to work (I have
actually never successfully gotten Leopard Assist to work on a non
supported G4.).  I had this issue with my old lampshade iMac 800mhz.


Doesn't Leopard require a minimum 867 MHz CPU?

Sean

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Power Mac G4 733mhz Digital Audio dilemma

[Scotty]

I just recently acqired a Digital Audio 733mhz for $25 (it needed ram
and a HDD which I had on hand).  So I have it up and running, but I am
looking for advice for an OS.  I have 10.2.8 installed currently.  I
was wondering if this very old version of OS X is really of any use
anymore or whether I should maybe try a PPC Linux distro.  I would
like to add that I have a copy of leopard from my Quicksilver but if
fails to install and Leopard Assist does not seem to work (I have
actually never successfully gotten Leopard Assist to work on a non
supported G4.).  I had this issue with my old lampshade iMac 800mhz.

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