Well, today with help from Apple Support, we were able to upgrade the
library files to work on our iMac running Snow Leopard. When I have time
on Wednesday, we'll try to connect this external drive to the Mac Mini
running OS 10.10.5 Yosemite. It involved changing the file extension on
the
Bruce -
Thanks for sharing your ideas. I hope to spend some more time on it on Monday.
I'll report my progress.
Mira
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On Friday, November 20, 2015 at 10:34:37 PM UTC-6, Diane wrote:
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> Please forgive my top posting as I'm on my phone. I've been wanting to
> research this myself.
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> I had 2 machines, a G4
Hi Diane -
I would hold off on wiping the older machine until you are certain you can
access your iTunes library from your other computers.
Here is what I've learned so far:
I have been in to the Apple Genius Bar twice, and have had one lengthy
session with Apple Care over the phone. It
On Nov 21, 2015, at 10:45 AM, mkehoe
> wrote:
We have a G4 iBook running Tiger, and and a late 2009 iMac running Snow
Leopard. One thought is (with the help of Apple Care) to incrementally upgrade
the iMac one OS at a time, and upgrading the
Please forgive my top posting as I'm on my phone. I've been wanting to research
this myself.
I had 2 machines, a G4 running Tiger and an 08 unibody MacBook running I
believe ML. I've had iTunes in the G4 since the beginning of time and backed up
the phone and iPad to it (until I had to
*Problems trying to use an iTunes folder (library) from Mac OS 10.5.8
(Leopard) in OS 10.10.5 (Yosemite)*
G4 power Mac MDD 1.25 Ghz dual finally gave up due to a failing graphics
card.
My current challenge: my large iTunes folder and media are on a 750G drive
that was internal in the G4.