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2nd hand snow leopard install
Can i use my freinds 09' install DVDs from his Macbook to load Snow Leopard onto my 2008 unibody?
Will this work ? |
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Legally? No.
Technically? No, the discs are tied to the computer model they ship with.
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Yes you're right - This isnt exactly related to my original thread but I forget when I owned 2 machines I once needed to do a reinstall on the older one (MB) but didn't have the install disks so tried using the DVD restore tool (from a newer MBP DVD) to access my backup on an ext drive to no avail !
However I did use the install disk from another 3rd machine (older MBP to access restore tool & restore from backup! So now basically have same disk image on current MB unibody as on the MBP (santa rosa) i used to use.. (i bought MB 2nd hand and needed to reinstall it with my stuff on) |
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