[G4] Leopard on a Digital Audio // G4 Digest, Vol 70, Issue 6
COCCORP at aol.com
COCCORP at aol.com
Wed Jun 23 08:44:07 PDT 2010
Hi All,
Yes, I finally found out my issue. My mistake was assuming that a Leopard
install done on any PPC machine ≥876mhz G4 would work on any machine
thereafter...
I used to know better(!).
It all started when we (Daystar) sold our shop machine, a 1ghz eMac. We
took the HDD from it and put it in a Indigo G3 SL iMac we had in storage..
and lo and behold, it worked. s-l-o-w-l-y(!), but it did work... and it
allowed us to type a key/go get coffee/type another key/go to the restroom(!)
HA!
That gave me the false impression that a healthy Leopard install on a
compliant G4 machine would work anywhere else... WRONG!
THE INSTALL on the shop eMac's HDD itself was done by a modified version of
Leopard that would work on any machine; we had them back when Daystar
upgraded Lombards and Pismos to G4s. I did not know the special nature of the
install until I tried to do all I mentioned previously -- install Leopard on
a compliant machine then swap the HDD to the DA PMac G4.
Once I concluded -- (WITH [G4]'s help!!!! THANKS!!!!) -- that the shop's
HDD was special, I cloned it to the PMac and all was well. Leopard on the
DA.
Craig W.
The Texas’Dawg,
Houston, TX – Atlanta, GA
Powermac G4 Q'Silver
iMac G4
iBook G4
Powerbook G4 Ti and Al
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