1337est of 1337 H4x0rs Needed on this one.

Just mount the image on your MacBook and install from there ?

Rather than adding yet more damage, what you need to do is remove the bad code that trashed your Mac. Since we don't know what was installed, do the following on your PowerMac (note that I'm assuming that what you installed comes as a .pkg or .mpkg):
1) Get & install [Pacifist|http://www.charlessoft.com>
2) Mount the .dmg from where you installed.
3) Use Pacifist to open the .pkg or .mpkg.
4) Study the directory structure where all the different files get placed, as well as their names.
5) Mount your MBP's HD in target mode, go into each different directory and remove the installed file(s).
6) Reboot the MBP and see if this has restored keyboard/mouse functionality.

Let us know if this helped.

Above is possible. But if you don't wish to attempt it then I'd have thought you could simply perform archive and install.

This might sound like a dumb question, but my original ID on here got deleted and since re-joining I don't seem to see any way of starting a new topic??

Can someone tell me how to do this please?

Cheers

G

No it is pretty easy to perform. Below is link to KB article on subject.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107120

G58,
Please see the reply here:

http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1474574&tstart=0