mad jew said:You'll love it. Upgrading from Panther, right? With an iBook like that, it's a pretty safe assumption.
So, what sort of install are you planning on doing? No matter which one tickles your fancy, make sure everything's nicely backed up. 🙂
SpaceMagic said:Only 8 weeks late 😉 No worries!
Enjoy.
Oh and tell us if its Mac OS X 10.4.2 or .1
Cheers.
TheSisko said:Well since I only got it a month ago, I don´t have anything important on it. I was wondering, what´s the biggest difference between update and archive&install?
iSaint said:If you bought your iBook a month ago, did Apple upgrade you to Tiger at no charge?
ITASOR said:Do they check? Or could someone buy a new computer with Tiger and call and say it didn't come with Tiger and get another copy?
Better yet, back up everything - you're erasing everything and may find other apps, etc., that you might want back after the upgrade.Plymouthbreezer said:But, if you do an Erase Install, make sure you back up Panther's Classic System folder, as Tiger doesn't have one (nor does it have AppleWorks).
TheSisko said:Shipped yesterday, wasn´t expecting it before monday, but the delivery guy called me from outside my house and said that since I have to sign it, I could pick it up outside my office after he´s done his rounds.
Can´t wait to try this cat out!!!
Yes, always a good idea. 😉emw said:Better yet, back up everything - you're erasing everything and may find other apps, etc., that you might want back after the upgrade.
You don't have to do this. You can put them back on from the CDs that came with your computer. No boxed OS X has ever come with Classic or machine-bundled applications on the disc, AFAIK.Plymouthbreezer said:To sell maybe? I duno.
But, if you do an Erase Install, make sure you back up Panther's Classic System folder, as Tiger doesn't have one (nor does it have AppleWorks).
TheSisko said:I didn't get too choose install, it automatically did the update. However everything is working perfectly (love Dashboard🙂). Not very surprising since I basically had a perfectly clean Panther install.
EDIT: I think I just missed the "Option"-button.
MDA said:So what version is it?
MDA
TheSisko said:And anyway, why would anyone care what version is on the DVD, when it's free to update via Internet?
Applespider said:Perhaps those with dial-up who might be waiting to update until some of the bugs reported to be fixed in 10.4.2 are out. Downloading a 50MB file on dial-up is not fun although it's a long time since I've had to!