I bought a new Powerbook G4 Aluminum and these Gray install disks were included so I could install Leopard on a new install. However, i get the message that they are not for this computer.
What computer will these disks install to??
What version do i need for my Powerbook??
Thanks a million!!
Steve
PowerBook, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
1. The Intel Mac they originally shipped with.
2. A retail DVD not meant for a specific Mac model.
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If the seller supplied the disks as part of teh deal and dsaid they would work, I'd have a chat with him about the misrepresentation.
A full retail install 10.5 disk looks like this:
and does not say "Updater."
Neil, what Mac do these install disks work with?
Thanks!
Steve
The iMac or Mac mini model that they originally shipped with.
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Dear Neil, another question if i might...
I have Powerbooks G4 1.67 and 1.25 aluminums and recently installed a PCMCIA to Expresscard adapter into the cardbus slot. Fits perfectly. I then inserted an Expresscard USB 3.0 adapter into that Pcmcia adapter. I have power to the Expresscard as a USB fan works great when plugged in. However, when I plug a small USB 3.0 Monster SSD into the Expresscard USB 3.0 plug, or a USB 2.0 flash drive, I get no activity on the Monster drive or the flash drive.
goal: I am hoping to get USB 3.0 speed (even partial) or at least USB 2.0 ++ for a small USB 3.0 flash drive or the Monster drive plugged into the USB 3.0 Expresscard port. . Seems I need a driver...?? I tried the available Sonnet driver and the Lacie driver. They seemed to install from the installer, but are specific for Sonnet USB 3.0 cards and their peripherals, I guess. Same with Lacie. And I believe they are designed (despite installing on my PPC) for Intel machines. I then tried the GenericUSBXHCI.kext, but again works with Intel chips. Can you visualize a way to let my Powerbook PPC 'see' the Expresscard and use it?
Thanks a million!
I figured you would know if anyone did...
Steve
Mac Os version 10.5.2 2Z691-6204-A and 2Z691-6195-A
