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djsound

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Can I upgrade from 10.4.11 to Lion without losing everything? Would all my apps still work or no?...thanks. Yes im a bit behind haha
 

iPhone1

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Can I upgrade from 10.4.11 to Lion without losing everything? Would all my apps still work or no?...thanks. Yes im a bit behind haha

Can't do. Lion requires 10.6.6 at a minimum. 10.4.11 ain't gonna cut it since you're probably still on a PPC.
 

djsound

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More reason to buy a new macbook pro I guess once they work with Lion...

I have a imac core 2 duo that was bought in about 2007
 

kainjow

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You will most likely not be able to upgrade directly from 10.4 but you should be able to do an archive and install like normal.

As long as you have 2GB ram you should be good with your hardware.
 

djsound

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Archive? I have never setup a mac os other then when I got this computer 4 years ago hehe
 

kainjow

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It's an option when you boot from the install DVD. Archive and Install moves your current System folder to the side and installs a new one.
 

djsound

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All the apps that I have installed wont work though anymore right?
 

kainjow

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You'll need to wait until Lion ships to really know the answer to that, although there are some threads here that are reporting the status of apps.
 

djsound

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I think I'll just wait a bit and get a MBP with it when it really comes out..
 

AdrianK

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10.4.x shipped on quite a few Core2Duo machines. Why would you believe the OP to probably be on PPC?

Why else would they be running Tiger? It's a perfectly reasonable assumption to make.

Not that there's anything wrong with Tiger...
 

TuffLuffJimmy

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Why else would they be running Tiger? It's a perfectly reasonable assumption to make.

Not that there's anything wrong with Tiger...
No it isn't. By that logic they could be running Leopard. Why would they be running Tiger if they could be running Leopard? Why would they run Leopard if they could run snow leopard? :rolleyes:
 
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