I have a G4 Digital Audio model upgraded to a Sonnet 1.2Ghz G4 processor. I also have a Motorola 802.11g PCI card in place of the original Airport card. Do I need to keep these around in case I do a brand new installation of Tiger or the next operating system? The reason I ask is because I had a Powermac 7300 which had a 68040 daughtercard and that was replaced by a Sonnet 400mhz G3 chip. It was rare, but when installing a new system on it I'd have to take out the G3 upgrade and put in the original daughtercard and some other chip (that the 68040 used) to start from scratch. I know that both the original processor and the upgraded processor in my current mac are both G4 chips, but I don't want to sell the original processor then realize down the line when I install a new OS that I need the original processor first. Has anyone encountered this problem before or is it ok to sell the older processor and original airport card and not worry about needing them for a later OS installation? I could always keep the two for troubleshooting purposes, but my Mac has been very reliable compared to the 7300. Thanks for the tips. Eric