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- Quite a few people still have Power Mac G5s kicking around, and quite a few people have iMac G3s around as well. That's our guess of what still has the most ground in the PowerPC World. The PPC Archive team ourselves has a variety of machines, ranging from iMac G3s, Blue and Whites, iBooks, PowerBooks, and G5 systems!
- Regarding the version, any OSX 10.4 will work on any Powerbook G4 except for the Powerbook G4 (Dual Layer SD) which requires 10.4.2. Accoding to your post stating model A1010 or A1104, you will have no problem wiht any 10.4 disc, as long as it's not a disc form another mac (the gray discs).
- Five interesting quirks about working with the Mac Mini G4. We take “live,” or bootable, USB drives for granted these days, but in 2005, booting into a USB drive on a Mac was really complicated—to the point where I might have been better off burning a CD, even though I haven’t done anything like that in nearly a decade.
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Power Mac G4 Firmware Update 4.2 8 Download 64-bit
I recently bought my PowerMac G4 450Mhz AGP Graphics, 120GB HD, 512MB, ATI Radeon 7000 32MB, DVD-Rom, ZIP online and this is my first Mac. I had to purchase Tiger because this had no OS when I got it. After installing Tiger and researching upgrade possibilities, I came across a firmware upgrade that is for my system. Now I'm not sure if the previous owner did this firmware upgrade, so my question is, how do I check if I'm up to date??
Just in case, I thought I'd put this here too. If I need to update my system, this update is for Mac OS only, not OS X. I have the old 20GB HD that came with my system and I thought about loading Mac OS on it and doing the upgrade that way, then taking it out and putting the 120GB back in so I'm not having to start all over again. I attempted to load my Mac OS 9.2.2 cd on it (20 GB HD), but it tells me that I need a volume destination to copy the OS to and the HD is empty. My guess is this 9.2.2 is an upgrade CD and can't install a full install. Any suggestions on what to do from here? I searched this forum and I didn't see anything matching my issue, so I hope I didn't repeat a thread.
Hopefully if the firmware update is already done on this system, I wont need to worry about the second paragraph.
Just in case, I thought I'd put this here too. If I need to update my system, this update is for Mac OS only, not OS X. I have the old 20GB HD that came with my system and I thought about loading Mac OS on it and doing the upgrade that way, then taking it out and putting the 120GB back in so I'm not having to start all over again. I attempted to load my Mac OS 9.2.2 cd on it (20 GB HD), but it tells me that I need a volume destination to copy the OS to and the HD is empty. My guess is this 9.2.2 is an upgrade CD and can't install a full install. Any suggestions on what to do from here? I searched this forum and I didn't see anything matching my issue, so I hope I didn't repeat a thread.
Hopefully if the firmware update is already done on this system, I wont need to worry about the second paragraph.