Jaguar (10.2) can be installed no problem (fully supported by Apple), but Panther requires the use of a utility called XPostFacto (search macupdate.com for that), which allows installation of Panther and dual-booting between Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X. And you'd better have plenty of RAM (I've got 512 MB) -- OS X runs slow enough on these ancient beasts, but having a good amount of RAM helps a lot. But what about this burner problem? It really stinks! - Mark On 10/25/04 12:01 PM, Richard Gilmore at rgilmor at uwo.ca wrote: > I couldn't get OSX to work on my Beige G3 at all. I didn't know it could be > done.