On Jan 21, 2004, at 2:12 PM, James Grubic wrote:
First and foremost, I would recommend that if your ultimate goal is to run OSX, *DO NOT* spend your time and hard-earned money trying to get it to work on an unsupported machine. There are no guarantees, and it may involve many hours of your time with no ultimate reward. (You would need to use XPostFacto if you wanted to try anyway.)
However, if you just want to use OS9 or earlier then the PowerTower Pro will work out great.The advice to use a supported machine is certainly sound. However, I ran OS X 10.1 through 10.2.1 on my PTP 200 with a G3 /400 ZIF using XpOSFacto and it worked just fine. Give it plenty of RAM, read Ryan's XpOSFacto FAQ's a couple of times, and have at it.
It's certainly an inexpensive way to try out OS X.
JM2�W, your mileage may vary.
Jack Russell
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