Hi Paul,
I have done neither of these things but neither of them are difficult. However, if you are going to install OS X on this machine, I do recommend max-ing out the RAM first. As always, be sure test any hardware upgrades such as RAM in an existing OS installation (OS 8.6 or OS 9 or whatever your sister is currently running) before upgrading the OS.
You may find this page useful:
<http://www.lowendmac.com/imacs/imacx.shtml>
- Darcy
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On 29 Jun, 2004, at 03:03 PM, Paul Hayden wrote:
Please respond off-list if you have:
1. successfully installed any version of Mac OS X on an original Bondi Blue iMac (233 MHz G3, tray-loading CD), or
2. successfully installed additional RAM.
I may need to do one or both of these things to my sister's iMac, and I'd like to know if #1 is feasible (given processor and RAM limitations), and how hard #2 is.
Thanks very much.
Paul Hayden
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