I ended up buying a sawtooth era G4 just for this purpose. As far as
I can tell it's the last mac that can run anything, and it has the
advantages of ADC, Gigabit ethernet and massive expandability.
- Cheers,
Tom
On 19/01/2007, at 1:38 AM, Terry Ford wrote:
On Jan 17, 2007, at 3:56 PM, Paul Rehill wrote:
Mmm. I partitioned using a Mac OS Extended journaled format
yesterday
and I don't think I can see a HFS+ option, only Mac OS Extended. Is
this the same and what difference does it make?
They are one and the same.
The 10.1 and 10.2 CDs are currently being ignored/bypassed on reboot.
To use these OS's and Firewire, you will need a Mac of a certain
Genre. The Blue and White G3 or the later G3 iMacs (2000-2001) will
do both.
Unless you use Drawers or Metal Windows, just about everything you
do with 10.4.x should work in 10.0 or 10.1.
One simple test is to build a Classic Build (OS9) of your app. If
it works correctly, it's pretty well guaranteed to run in any OSX
PEF build.
Why should one really concern themselves with !0.1 or 10.2?
a) Certain older G3's could only run up to 10.2 and, since 10.2 was
offered free to educators, you may find this OS installed on older
school computers.
b) You are using Drawers or Metal windows.
c) You are writing/using a plug-in or declares that might not work
in those versions.
It's all well and good to concern yourself in a few cases but
*most* of REALbasic takes care of many problems for you.
-Terry
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