PANTHER
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- czrock0
thanks for the info.
Just finished my upgrade.
Love it so far, smooth as hell on my 667 Titanium.
- zaven0
I have a G3 powerbook (firewire) 400 mhz, 384mb ram...
should I upgrade?
- rc0
anyone know how much HD space you need to install, i am running jaguar on my 667 ti and only have 1.5 gig free?
- unknown0
you can network to PC's with ease even in Jag 10.2 . Create a shared folder on your PC and then COMMAND K (connect to server) on your mac and there you go.
- paulsmith0
There is great run down of Panther written by Mark Pilgrim:
Checkout DiveIntoPanther: http://diveintoosx.org/panther/
- SLAZ0
great feedback
- _d0
I think Panther is like 3 GBs. I just archived my stuff and did a fresh install. It's just safer that way.
I would recomend doing that.
- one2meny0
You only need 450 MB of hard drive space if you do a regular upgrade. If you archive and install it will obviously take more. The easy install is about 1.5 GB. The thing is though, you don't need the extra 500 MB of printer drivers they include, nor the extra 500 MB of languages and voices. With xCode on my 667 Ti, with 1.5 GB, I ended up with about 1 GB left over without Archive and Install.
- ********0
the G5 is huge btw..
- unknown0
so around ~500mb is the least it could take?
wonder if i should upgrade my G3 500.. i am broke, and it's still ugly. (: