My point is that 'Tiger' isn't supported on Lombards, but someone
(our hero), found a way to trick it by installing the OS while the
drive is connected to a supported machine. Then you put the "non-
supported" OS drive back in the Lombard and WALA! No XPF needed.
Why can't the same method be used on a Beige, also unsupported? I've
got a bare drive on my AGP with Tiger installed, so I will go ahead
and plug it into an unused Beige in the spare room and see how it
goes and get back with the results.
Tyler, if it works, you would want to find someone with a newer Mac
not older one. Not sure that's any easier a task, but clearly there
must be other Mac users down there, somewhere... Dave
On 26-12-2005 23:31, David Rodriguez, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
> Why can't one install Tiger on a Beige the same way one can install
> Tiger on an old Lombard?
Quite clear I would say: A Lombard supports 10.3.9 and a Beige only
10.2.6/8
For more you'll need XPF. Point.
Jo Hissel
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