mulo macrumors 68020 Original poster Sep 7, 2010 #1 would the install disk that came with a macbook work with a mac pro/ power mac?
R ray648 macrumors regular Sep 7, 2010 #2 I don't think so. I know the intel mac install disks are intel only so it definately won't work with pre intel macs.
I don't think so. I know the intel mac install disks are intel only so it definately won't work with pre intel macs.
spinnerlys Guest Sep 7, 2010 #3 No, for the simple reason, that those grey Restore DVDs are model specific, thus no DVD for a MacBook 4,1 works with a MacBook 4,2 or even any other Mac.
No, for the simple reason, that those grey Restore DVDs are model specific, thus no DVD for a MacBook 4,1 works with a MacBook 4,2 or even any other Mac.
mulo macrumors 68020 Original poster Sep 7, 2010 #4 would a retail disk work? - are they architecture specific?
spinnerlys Guest Sep 7, 2010 #5 mulo said: would a retail disk work? - are they architecture specific? Click to expand... A retail disk should work, except the one for Mac OS X 10.4, as that never came with a Universal binary. Do you have a Mac Pro (Intel Mac since late 2006) or Power Mac G4/5?
mulo said: would a retail disk work? - are they architecture specific? Click to expand... A retail disk should work, except the one for Mac OS X 10.4, as that never came with a Universal binary. Do you have a Mac Pro (Intel Mac since late 2006) or Power Mac G4/5?
M mBox macrumors 68020 Sep 7, 2010 #6 mulo said: would a retail disk work? - are they architecture specific? Click to expand... call Apple Support. They will send you the right disk.
mulo said: would a retail disk work? - are they architecture specific? Click to expand... call Apple Support. They will send you the right disk.
mulo macrumors 68020 Original poster Sep 7, 2010 #7 doubt that, bought the machine second hand, and its from 2004.
balamw Moderator emeritus Sep 7, 2010 #8 mulo said: its from 2004. Click to expand... i.e. Power Mac. Any retail Tiger or Leopard disc should work. Snow Leopard will not (Intel only). Call Apple anyway. You never know what they will say until you try. B
mulo said: its from 2004. Click to expand... i.e. Power Mac. Any retail Tiger or Leopard disc should work. Snow Leopard will not (Intel only). Call Apple anyway. You never know what they will say until you try. B
spinnerlys Guest Sep 7, 2010 #9 mulo said: doubt that, bought the machine second hand, and its from 2004. Click to expand... They will give you replacement disks nonetheless, for a fee of 30 USD of course.
mulo said: doubt that, bought the machine second hand, and its from 2004. Click to expand... They will give you replacement disks nonetheless, for a fee of 30 USD of course.
mulo macrumors 68020 Original poster Sep 7, 2010 #10 spinnerlys said: They will give you replacement disks nonetheless, for a fee of 30 USD of course. Click to expand... for that price i'd rather get leopard server off some auction site, they are out there 😛
spinnerlys said: They will give you replacement disks nonetheless, for a fee of 30 USD of course. Click to expand... for that price i'd rather get leopard server off some auction site, they are out there 😛