by Greg Buchner <null@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Jun 16, 2008 at 10:18 PM
In article
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>,
Buttnuts <leaderbuilder@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I have an old G3 that I've used for some legacy graphic arts stuff and
> testing and someone offered me a Powermac G4 box missing the HDD and
> CDROM.
> Can I simply put my old OSX 10.4 HDD and CD/DVD drive into the new
> machine and go?
I did this with 10.2 going from a Beige G3 to a G4/Digital Audio. The G4
did have a larger HD in it and I did just copy everything over, planning
on reinstalling the OS...I just wanted to make certain I had all of the
user stuff. But the OS worked fine and I didn't have any problems with
it.
I think as long as OS X is installed from retail CD's, this should work
(assuming the same architecture is kept, PPC to PPC or Intel to
Intel...no experience with 10.5...)
YMMV...
Greg B.
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