D djrobins macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 6, 2010 #1 I have a G4 "sawtooth running OSX 10.4.11. Is it possible to boot this mac from an external USB2.0 drive? Thanks all, djrobins
I have a G4 "sawtooth running OSX 10.4.11. Is it possible to boot this mac from an external USB2.0 drive? Thanks all, djrobins
d88co88 macrumors 6502 Sep 6, 2010 #2 Nope, not possible. Only on intel macs. You can use firewire though. PS: Use mroogle to search for this topic before you post. There are a bunch of threads on it.
Nope, not possible. Only on intel macs. You can use firewire though. PS: Use mroogle to search for this topic before you post. There are a bunch of threads on it.
R Ramasjang macrumors member Sep 6, 2010 #3 If you use super duper to clone to a USB2 drive, it should come up in the boot menue.... - Just hold "option" key down during reboot. Did it on a Powerbook 12"
If you use super duper to clone to a USB2 drive, it should come up in the boot menue.... - Just hold "option" key down during reboot. Did it on a Powerbook 12"
F FourCandles macrumors 6502a Sep 6, 2010 #5 Officially, it’s only Intel based Macs that support booting from an external USB; but you could have a look at these articles: Easily boot from USB 2.0 drives on PowerPC Macs - Mac OS X Hints Boot your PowerPC Mac from an external USB drive EDIT: spinnerlys beat me to it on the first one.
Officially, it’s only Intel based Macs that support booting from an external USB; but you could have a look at these articles: Easily boot from USB 2.0 drives on PowerPC Macs - Mac OS X Hints Boot your PowerPC Mac from an external USB drive EDIT: spinnerlys beat me to it on the first one.