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skllcandy

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24. December 2007 @ 14:12

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hey ppl, i have a ibook g3, 800mhz. unfortunately i only have a cd drive and leopard requires a dvd drive. is there any way id be able to get leopard on my mac? i want to get a dvd drive but hooking it up looks a bit difficult and i dont want to risk it....could i use a virtual drive and a virtual machine?

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Londor

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24. December 2007 @ 20:26

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Leopard does not run on G3s.

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MrPuffin

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26. December 2007 @ 11:18

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about the only thing i can think that would work would be get an external usb dvd drive it would be slow or you can install a new dvd drive in your ibook but thats about it otherwise your out of luck

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skllcandy

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26. December 2007 @ 14:09

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damn...well that just stinks! lol

well, i still want to get a bigger HD, RAM, and a dvd/cd drive...know any good places for macs to buy those parts?

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trigga71

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28. December 2007 @ 00:04

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as said before it wont run on G3's. But to answer your question if you have 2 macs you could target disk mode the one you want leopard on then in stall from the other mac. I believe the "host" mac would need to be able to run leopard. or you could use a usb (hopefully 2.0) dvd drive

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skllcandy

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28. December 2007 @ 15:33

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eh, i don't think its worth it then..if i have to go through all of that...plus it would probably run slow..which i don't want....do you know of any good sites to get those parts i mentioned?

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MrPuffin

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30. December 2007 @ 19:16

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you people are all wrong with a little help from this you can install leopard on unsupported macs

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1. January 2008 @ 19:14

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