Hi all, Just to clarify for anyone not quite certain of Tiger's requirements, Apple's insistence upon a Mac with built-in Firewire is their odd way of saying any Mac from the blue and white G3 tower and newer. I'm not sure when iMacs got built-in Firewire (all slot loading versions?), but they'll have the RAM capacity and DVD-ROM for it as well. I've tried Jaguar on my old bondi blue iMac with 96 megs of RAM - pretty painful. I remember Apple getting sued over that and having to offer refunds to customers with iMacs who bought OS X. Eric Am 14.08.2007 um 00:29 schrieb Kathi Anderson: > snip > That's a good idea, but I don't think it'll help Kathi. > >> On Aug 12, 2007, at 9:29 PM, Kathi Anderson wrote: >> >> I would like to upgrade to Tiger from Panther on my 733 >> Quicksilver. The > 40 >> gig HD and 1.25 gigs of ram satisfy the Apple upgrade specs, but I >> don't >> have built-in Airport. >> >> I see no reason to use wireless on a desktop; the hard connection >> is only > a >> few feet away. Will I have any problems upgrading to Tiger? Apple >> tells me >> that I need built-in Airport. > > Your Quicksilver shouldn't have any problem with Tiger. You certainly > don't need any kind of wireless card to run Tiger. Perhaps they meant > that you need Airport if you want to experience every last feature > that Tiger offers, including wireless connectivity. If you're just > going to plug in an ethernet cable then there's no reason to add an > Airport card to the computer. > > -- > Rich > Snip > > Everyone, please accept my apology. I have Airport on the brain > lately. It > does read Firewire. And I DO have Firewire built in. I was planning on > putting in a pair of new hard drives anyway, probably a pair of 128s. > I also have a Digital Audio G4 that I did that with and they work > fine. > Kathi > > _______________________________________________ > G4 mailing list > G4 at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/g4 >