> > I figured out how to keep Classic on my G4 iMac (flat panel iLamp style) AND > still run 10.5 (Leopard). Unfortunately, not at the same time. I > partitioned my HD and installed Tiger on the new partition. Then when I > need Classic, I just restart in Tiger. It was the only way I could run the > one Classic app I need without having to keep my old G3 iMac up and running > and still use Leopard for everything else. > Wouldn't Sheep Shaver work for you in this situation? I thought it was developed because Apple dropped support for Classic, and somebody still needed a Classic app running on Leopard.
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