I ran disk utility and was given the message that some hard drive problems could not be fixed but I managed to erase the hard drive and install Lepoard. It worked for a while but the next day it was back to not booting up. I am thinking of putting a new hard drive. > > >> What iMac model do you have and also is your Tiger disk a retail version? > > On the bottom of the foot is the serial number and model number. It helps to > know that cause > Apple made some machine specific system discs and you will definatly need a > Universal > retail disk to boot it for starters there are other ways but I need to know > what machine you > have.:-) > > John Carmonne > Yorba Linda CA > 92886 USA > MacPro 2.66 Quad Nehalem
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