On 7/3/03 5:34 AM, joost at jvdg.net added a note to the human symphony, when this was said: > No, it doesn't. OS X installs are entirely generic. That's not entirely true. OS X installs are hardware dependant - but they care not about the processor. What they do care about are video cards and optical drives, primarily. An OS X 10.2.x install will install (even from and off the shelf retail box) different things depending on which machine it is being installed on. iDVD for example will not install on an iBook or a PowerBook G4 Titanium that doesn't have a SuperDrive. It will install on a 17" Powerbook or a Dual G4 Tower that has a SuperDrive. The proper video drivers for a 14" iBook or 17" PowerBook will not install on a 12" iBook or a 12" PowerBook. To prove that theory, do a totally clean install of Jaguar on a 12" iBook and then clone that install to a 14" iBook and see the results for yourself. Even different optical drives (combo and cd-rw in particular) will result in different OS X installs - the supporting library files are for the mechanism detected at the time of install. Try to clone it to a machine with a different mechanism whose library or .kext file isn't present and you'll find that Disc Burner won't detect your optical drive. The CD itself does contain a "universal" installation, however, the installer itself will not automatically place things that are not supported or required on the machine you are installing it on. Yes, all of this can be gotten around by using Pacifist or similar to extract the exact files you want/need. However, the processor speed is completely irrelevant when it comes to an OS X install, and whatever "expert" made that statement knows not of what he/she speaks. He is also wrong about wiping your drive and reinstalling from scratch being the solution to all post-upgrade sleep issues. Most people here who have tried it will confirm it doesn't work. For those that it did work, their problem was not upgrade-related after all, merely coincidental. Laurie -- AOL IM/iChat: cubeownernyc http://www.cubeowner.com Home of The Mac Cube FAQ!