[G4] Index or Archive

[kristen]

On Friday 22 July 2011 12:17:33 Alan Pratt wrote:
> Hi... excuse my igorance, but I would like to know if there is a direct
> link to index of G4 articles.  I am in the process of upgrading a G4 for
> my audio recording studio.  It is a Panther loaded with ProTools, but I
> can't install the software for my Digi 001 without upgrading  CoreAudio. 
> But I can't install CoreAudio without the administratot's password (I
> bought this G4 from a commercial studio).  Murphy's Law wins again.  So my
> next step is to upgrade to Tiger which will allow me to run my MOTU 2408
> Mk II.  Does that make sense?
> 
> Al,

Al,

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And yes it makes sense do do what you want if that's how its done. I do not 
know what an MOTU 2408 is :) 

You should run Tiger unless it's too heavy and bogs your system down. In which 
case reinstall Panther. But reinstalling Panther sounds like a lot of work for 
what you desire

You may always access the OS by booting into super-user mode and using command 
line scripts if you want to save the OS and create a new user/delete a user. 
Hold <command> and <s> keys together when you start the computer and you will 
be launched into a terminal. But if your not familiar with BSD Linux, I don't 
suggest this route. should you try and get lost, then enter at the prompt 
"#shutdown -h now" and the computer will shutdown and turn off.

Kristen