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davidwparker

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Thu Aug-02-07 12:36 PM
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1. before you upgrade anything, make sure the data is backed-up. When

you say you have a 10.4.10 upgrade, you mean you have a full-version and you want to upgrade. I'm trying to make sure that you don't have an 'upgrade' version that is expecting OS X to already be installed.

Is the case that the OS X was read by your OS9 -- since at that point the device drivers where there -- and in the middle of the install, it stopped reading the OS X disc? Meaning, your drive is so old that there are not OS X device drivers on the install disk for it.

Lastly, the disk itself, is it a DVD or CD?

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