[Cube] Leopard Install

Steven Southerden Dive aptn05 at dsl.pipex.com
Wed Oct 31 15:24:44 PDT 2007


I had no real problems either with 10.5. I have a PowerLogix dual 1.5  
GHz with VRM + nVidia GF2MX video card.

I did forget to make sure the Keychain update 1.0 was installed before  
the first manual restart after the upgrade and had to reset my  
password in single user mode but that was about it. According to  
Apple, this problem seems to affect anything that has passwords dating  
back to 10.3 or earlier so that could affect a good few Cube owners.  
Seems to run pretty smoothly, even so-called application enhancements.  
Now I just have to see if my scanner still works.

Steve

On 30 Oct 2007, at 08:06, Joost van de Griek wrote:

> James Whitfield wrote:
>
>> RibaI read the tech specs for Leopard. It says that you need to be
>> running a 867 MHz or better processor. So maybe you should upgrade
>> your processor. I think that Apple is slowly phasing out the G4 users
>> period. So that we're forced to buy the Intel processors.
>
> I doubt a processor upgrade will allow Leopard to be installed;  
> Apple are very
> strict about those things. According to them, Macs cannot be  
> upgraded, so a
> machine identifying itself as a Cube will be unable to run Leopard.  
> Simple as
> that.
>
> And of course Apple are phasing out support for the G4 CPU; they  
> phased out G3
> support before that, 60x support before that, and 68K support before  
> that. G4
> (desktop) machines are getting long in the tooth, and technology  
> moves on. That
> has little to do with "forcing" people to buy Intel Macs; you can  
> keep using
> your Cube as long as you wish. You won't be running the latest and  
> greatest OS
> and applications on it, but hey, if it works today, there's no  
> reason it
> shouldn't work tomorrow, right?
>
> Tiger didn't stop working (for me, anyway) the day Leopard was  
> released, and I
> have an old G3 running Panther just fine. It is taking care of  
> business just as
> well as it did when Panther shipped and I first installed it. I just  
> never saw
> a need to upgrade it to Tiger, and I don't see a need to upgrade it  
> to Leopard,
> either.
>
> ,xtG
> tsooJ
>
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