How Do I Install GarageBand W/O a DVD-ROM

[jaw04005]

My iBook just has a burner, not a DVD-ROM. It is 600Mhz G3 which according the requirements says it will run GarageBand. However, Apple decided to put GarageBand on a DVD only. Is there a way I can copy from the DVD drive on my iMac to my iBook?

[hvfsl]

Originally posted by joshuawaire
My iBook just has a burner, not a DVD-ROM. It is 600Mhz G3 which according the requirements says it will run GarageBand. However, Apple decided to put GarageBand on a DVD only. Is there a way I can copy from the DVD drive on my iMac to my iBook?

If you network them together, then access your iMac from your iBook you can do it. If you want to connect them directly together, then you need an ethernet crossover cable.

[biw314]

actually, you don't need a crossover... the ethernet ports switch themselves.

[KershMan]

Originally posted by joshuawaire
My iBook just has a burner, not a DVD-ROM. It is 600Mhz G3 which according the requirements says it will run GarageBand. However, Apple decided to put GarageBand on a DVD only. Is there a way I can copy from the DVD drive on my iMac to my iBook?

GarageBand is 2.1 GB I believe, so Apple had to put it on a DVD.

[t^3]

Originally posted by biw314
actually, you don't need a crossover... the ethernet ports switch themselves.
Actually, of all the iMacs, only the newest ones have this feature:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=42717

[bousozoku]

There are four files for GarageBand, plus the sample projects.