Hi Martin
Would the better solution would be to put a 320gb 2.5" IDE drive into
the PowerBook, then you won't have to worry about storage space? It's
unlikely that erasing the current drive will give a substantial
performance increase as the PowerPC processor is comparatively very
slow these days.
Regards
Sam
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On 29 Apr 2010, at 10:26, Martin Douglas <[email protected]> wrote:
On my PowerBook G4, I am running OS 10.5.8. Having finally found my
external hard drive (after a house move about eight months ago), I
am currently making a back-up with Time Machine. I would like to
erase my hard disk and do a fresh install with OS X. It's such a
long time ago that I can't remember whether I have the right OS
disk. I have found a disk which says:
Mac OS X Leopard
CPU Drop-in DVD
Version 10.5
2Z691-6040-A
My question is whether this is the right disk to install the
software on my laptop? If it is 10.5, I assume that I can upgrade to
10.5.8 by using software update. Then I can have a close look at the
contents of my external drive and decide what I want to reinstall.
My hard drive on the PowerBook is really quite full and I would like
the opportunity to "start again".
Any advice, as always, will be gratefully received.
Martin
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