skateny macrumors 6502 Jul 19, 2012 448 0 New York, NY Aug 13, 2013 #26 eyoungren said: The wavy lines from top to bottom I interpret to be one of those wackjob wallpapers that came bundled with OS9 Click to expand... Great catch! Yeah, I think after all this, the OP's best option is to install Tiger.
eyoungren said: The wavy lines from top to bottom I interpret to be one of those wackjob wallpapers that came bundled with OS9 Click to expand... Great catch! Yeah, I think after all this, the OP's best option is to install Tiger.
Nermal Moderator Staff member Dec 7, 2002 21,433 5,311 New Zealand Aug 13, 2013 #27 eyoungren said: EDIT: That gray disk you show is specific to the iMac, not your iBook. I can't really help with the OS X disk or why it's Kernal Panicking (the code lines you are getting). Click to expand... 10.1 is the earliest that'll work on a 600 MHz iBook, so that'd explain why 10.0 isn't working.
eyoungren said: EDIT: That gray disk you show is specific to the iMac, not your iBook. I can't really help with the OS X disk or why it's Kernal Panicking (the code lines you are getting). Click to expand... 10.1 is the earliest that'll work on a 600 MHz iBook, so that'd explain why 10.0 isn't working.
eyoungren macrumors Nehalem Aug 31, 2011 30,363 30,048 Aug 13, 2013 #28 Nermal said: 10.1 is the earliest that'll work on a 600 MHz iBook, so that'd explain why 10.0 isn't working. Click to expand... Well, that totally makes sense. Thanks for that! Honestly, if you want to run anything remotely useful you're looking at a minimum of Jaguar and that's really stretching it.
Nermal said: 10.1 is the earliest that'll work on a 600 MHz iBook, so that'd explain why 10.0 isn't working. Click to expand... Well, that totally makes sense. Thanks for that! Honestly, if you want to run anything remotely useful you're looking at a minimum of Jaguar and that's really stretching it.