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kiiroi
Jun 29, 2004, 06:03 AM
i have an ibook with the preinstalled tony hawk pro skater 4 game
and now i want to run the game also on my powerbook. how does it work?
i tried to copy the application/preference files on my PB but after a jump
in the doc it will not run :confused:
any ideas? i want to skate with tony as soon as possible :rolleyes:
Nermal
Jun 29, 2004, 06:12 AM
Put the "Software Restore" disk into your PB, there should be an option to only restore games.
ExoticFish
Jun 29, 2004, 10:36 AM
it appears the the vesion of TH4 that comes preinstalled on the iBooks will only run on the iBooks... i already tried it.
kiiroi
Jun 29, 2004, 01:49 PM
it appears the the vesion of TH4 that comes preinstalled on the iBooks will only run on the iBooks... i already tried it.
cant be!
there must be a way :eek:
tomorrow i want to try the restore idea.
Kosher Terror
Jul 1, 2004, 11:26 PM
it appears the the vesion of TH4 that comes preinstalled on the iBooks will only run on the iBooks... i already tried it.
It comes on eMacs too, if that is of any help.
kiiroi
Jul 7, 2004, 09:11 AM
i give it up, i think i must download a original version to try the game on my mac. ****ing preinstalles *grrrrrrrr.
OutThere
Jul 7, 2004, 12:21 PM
My friend found a way to do it at one point. It requires getting some sort of receipt hidden file on the software restore disk and putting it in the right place on the computer. PM Bobindashadows and he can tell you what to do.
Simon Liquid
Jul 7, 2004, 08:25 PM
I managed this too. It would probably be easier to move the file right from your iBook to the Powerbook, so you don't have to hunt through invisible files and packages. I believe the file is "Oplist install log" I could be wrong though, I deleted my copy of TH from my Powerbook and I'm away from home so I can't mess around on my iMac to make sure.
So, once you copy the game folder over, copy the file "Oplist install log" from <iBook>/Library/Receipts to <Powerbook>/Library/Receipts and that should do the trick.
BakedBeans
Jul 13, 2004, 03:10 AM
I managed this too. It would probably be easier to move the file right from your iBook to the Powerbook, so you don't have to hunt through invisible files and packages. I believe the file is "Oplist install log" I could be wrong though, I deleted my copy of TH from my Powerbook and I'm away from home so I can't mess around on my iMac to make sure.
So, once you copy the game folder over, copy the file "Oplist install log" from <iBook>/Library/Receipts to <Powerbook>/Library/Receipts and that should do the trick.
yeah that works...thanks...
Ozi
Jul 13, 2004, 11:25 PM
Hi! Ive got an awesomely good pBook, but I dont know if it came with Tony Hawk already installed? :confused: Is it on a software install disk?
If not why do iBooks get it free, but the more expensive pBooks dont?
Whigga Spitta
Jul 13, 2004, 11:43 PM
I'm also a bit ticked off at the fact that Powerbooks come with minimal pre-installed applications. I see that Powerbooks are meant for "Power" users, but there should at least be an option for some games. I would have even paid something to get them preinstalled if that's what it would take. I love Tony Hawk (Pro Skater, not the ACTUAL Tony Hawk), and as the days go by I am more and more tempted to buy it for my Powerbook, despite the fact I have it for PS2. Oh the temptations...Apple could (should) have solved this for me. (searching for shaking fist emoticon)
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