Andrew J. Yon III wrote:

I have yet to find a G4 that I have not been able to put any version of OS X on it that I wanted and have it run perfectly. OS X was originally designed to run on the G4. If it will not run on yours, there is something out of the norm wrong with yours. Give us a little more details please.


Andrew J. Yon III http://www.yonstech.com President / CEO

this one :
MDDP 1.25 GHZ, 1.5 MB, 160 & 120 GB HD's


Andrew is quite correct. I have a G3MT, Ultra SCSI Apple card flashed back to ATTO, 2 x IBM 18Gig ultra drives and one Seagate 80Gb ATA. It has 768MB RAM, a Sonnet G4/700 ZIF upgrade (these improvements were sourced from OWC despite my being in the UK, on account of their reputation, prices and helpful approach). From eBay I bought a (flashed) Radeon 64Mb 7000, and I got locally a Pioneer 106, and a new Belkin 5-port USB 2 card when I got ADSL and a USB modem (yeah, I know - and I HAVE just got an ethernet modem), No problems with 10.2.8 - runs beautifully.

I also look after (at work) a mixture of Beige G3/233s B&Ws, G4/867 and also MDD's. Amongst friends I take care of a mixture of similar machines, iMacs, plus iBooks and tiPowerbooks.

9.2.2 crashes sometimes - OS X almost never does - the only times it has, it's usually been a liveware fault!

I generally do remove add-ons before total upgrades, otherwise if it's just minor - security updates, 10.2.6 to 10.2.8 etc., I start in safe mode and find I don't have problems. I do cheat however, by generally reading "Read-Me's" first.
Tom, I'm sorry you're having such problems - I've never experienced anuthing like that but I'm sure if you take out the add-ons, X will go on as sweet as a nut, and you shouldn't have problems subsequently re-installing them.


Keep us posted

Regards

Ted Treen

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