Hey guys. I just got a powerbook yesterday. It has 10.3 on it with a bunch of apps and stuff pre-installed. But when I launch some of the apps, it freezes. So I want to just get 10.4 and install it and start fresh. But do I need a special powerbook install disc, or can I just go out and buy the newest standard OSX version, which will include all the drivers that I would need for it?
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Powerbook 667Mhz DVI: are all drivers included on standard 10.4 install disc?
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Ha,
actually yeah, I usually custom-install to NOT load the drivers (printer drivers)
There are still drivers, though they are stored in files called plists. In Linux they are called modules, or are built right into the kernel.
Get out of here. Next you're gonna try and convince me that Macs have command prompts too. I don't buy your witchcraft.
. The commands are just different.