Project: Ultimate PowerPC Leopard DVD

[Orizence]

Okay guys, so I haven't been able to work on this in ages... I really wanted to get this done but clearly that won't happen. I got pretty far but I have no time to finish it off,

Thanks so much to @Daniël Oosterhuis for helping me out so I can get what I did get done even though I have nothing to show for it.

@Gamer9430 Go ahead! If you need any help on making packages or anything let me know.

 

[MagicBoy]

Why was Henry banned, and why can he not return with a different username?

Someone hasn't read the FAQ!

It's against forum rules to register a new account when banned.

 

[dustinschings]

Someone hasn't read the FAQ!

It's against forum rules to register a new account when banned.

Haha, yeah, I get it. But if you're banned already....

But, I did read the post on page 2 about "why" he was banned, which seems to be an accident? In his case, best to keep following the rules (usually a good idea anyways), even though banned, if he wants his account back.

Dustin

EDIT: so glad to hear this ISO is still in the works! When finished and polished, it will be even better than OS 9 Lives!

 

[Gamer9430]

And it will be burnable to a dual layer DVD? Not like it matters right now. I'm currently installing leopard to a flash drive using my MacBook and restoring it to my PB using CCC on my Tiger partition. All because I'm out of dual layer DVD's.

yeah, I've ran into that issue... In order to put it onto DVDs, im going to have to split it up into 3 DVDs. First will be OS, 2nd will be Updates, 3rd will be software. Along with the 3 DVDs, there will be one image with everything for use on a flash drive like you mentioned.

 

[dustinschings]

Awesome progress! Cannot wait to get a finished product! Between projects like this and the Leopard Market (or the PPC Store), this is making my PowerPC hobby much more fun and interesting! Its not just "old" software now, but stuff truly customized for those of us still lingering on this architecture.

Amazing work to everyone involved in this community, really. I only wish I had stumbled across this forum before last week. Not sure how I missed it as I have been a PPC enthusiast for over a decade (back when they were still premium machines really). Most of my PowerPC reading has been done on /r/vintageapple and /r/powerpc and other random web sites, and of course YouTube.

Dustin