I want to test OS X on my oldworld Mac this weekend, so before I spend my hard earned ca$h, I'm borrowing my friends copy. If it doesn't work, it's back to OS 8, and if it does, then it's off to the shops. But, it suddenly occurred to me that if Apple ship contemporary machines with platform specific versions, then I'm sunk as my friend has a shiny new iMac. Can anyone enlighten me please, before I waste too much time on it? I was thinking it might be more of a 'system restore' type disk rather than a true installer, as much loved by corporate PC supply companies such as Dell and Compaq... Any thoughts appreciated, Mat
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