So, i recently purchased a new iMac and had been using my PowerBook G4 previous to that.
Today i decided that i was going to do a fresh install of the software using a back up disk image of Leopard that i had saved for just this occasion.
What i ended up doing is wiping the hard drive completely, and the now the machine won't start up from the boot cd that i made with the previously mentioned disk image.
I have tried installing from my new machine to the old machine by connecting the two via firewire, but when the installer restarts my machine, i get a kernel panic error (so, essentially it isn't letting me boot the new machine from the install disk that i made).
Is there anyway, outside of tracking down and purchasing a retail copy of Leopard, to get this machine back up and running??
Today i decided that i was going to do a fresh install of the software using a back up disk image of Leopard that i had saved for just this occasion.
What i ended up doing is wiping the hard drive completely, and the now the machine won't start up from the boot cd that i made with the previously mentioned disk image.
I have tried installing from my new machine to the old machine by connecting the two via firewire, but when the installer restarts my machine, i get a kernel panic error (so, essentially it isn't letting me boot the new machine from the install disk that i made).
Is there anyway, outside of tracking down and purchasing a retail copy of Leopard, to get this machine back up and running??