On Jan 8, 2006, at 9:29 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
The DVD-ROM drive may be at fault. I know that my Lombard has a
really flaky drive that tends to quit working randomly, so that may
be a part of it.
I second that...the only time I've had a really bad install on a
supported system was
I know this subject has been talked about a lot on this list, and I went
back and checked the archives, but am still having a problem I can't
resolved. I have a 400 mhz Lombard with 320 Mg ram and a 40 Gig Hard Drive.
I have been trying to install OS 10.2 and it keeps crashing or freezing up
about
Your installing OS X on the second partition, could be the issue.
It wants to be on the first partition. Either install it there or
don't partition.
Tried this on a WS II, installing on the second partition. It would
not install until I repartitioned the drive to install X on the
first.
The DVD-ROM drive may be at fault. I know that my Lombard has a really
flaky drive that tends to quit working randomly, so that may be a part
of it. Also, OS X is extremely finicky about RAM, so I'd try checking
some known good RAM. Also, you could try using Carbon Copy Cloner on a
friend's
James,
The Lombard uses the NewWorld ROM, instead of the OldWorld that the WS
II uses, so that doesn't apply. I've got 9.2 on my first partition and
Jaguar on my second, with no troubles.
Caleb
On Sunday, Jan 8, 2006, at 22:25 America/Chicago, James Sanderson wrote:
Your installing OS X on
On Jan 8, 2006, at 11:18 PM, Scott Warnock wrote:
I know this subject has been talked about a lot on this list, and I
went
back and checked the archives, but am still having a problem I can't
resolved. I have a 400 mhz Lombard with 320 Mg ram and a 40 Gig Hard
Drive.
I have been trying to
