Bone thugs-n-harmony e 1999 eternal cover. This video will teach Mac users how to install Windows 7 using the BootCamp app. Please follow the steps carefully, as many users run into problem by installing as if it was a normal PC installation. There are several important steps that are intrinsic to BootCamp, that otherwise would not be done on a Windows installation on a PC. You'll be required to have these ready: Mac system plugged to a power source, Windows 7 installation disc, Mac OSX installation disc, internet connection, and at least an hour of free time. I redacted a lot of the loading times and system reboots from the video to keep it as short as it can be without feeling rushed.
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Hi, Best to start with the fact that I'm no expert so simple terms without acronyms work best for me I have a Powerbook G4 17' running Tiger 10.4.11 I downloaded the Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS 32bit and burned to disk. I also copied it to USB. Ex4 decompiler online.
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After reading instructions on how to install I loaded the disk and restarted, holding down 'C' to boot the disk. Just went straight to OSX. I then tried booting to firmware and typing 'boot cd' and got error 'boot cd load-size=0 adler32=1 LOAD SIZE is too small' I then tried booting to firmware and typed 'boot usb 0/disk@1:2, yaboot' I tried this replacing 'usb 0' with 'usb 1' and 'usb 2'. I only have two ports so I guessed the one I was plugged into had to be named either 0, 1 or 2. Each time the screen flicked briefly to text appearing half way down the left side, but then flicking to a grey blank screen with a No Entry sign.
I read some information saying that a partition is required to install Ubuntu but when I tried this a message appears in disk utility saying I can't partition because the disk contains the start up volume. Thinking about the error message booting with the disk 'LOAD-SIZE is too small' I wondered if maybe I'd burnt the wrong software. The disk space taken up for the download was under 700mb, is this right? I looked on the Ubuntu website and discovered many different places to download from this page At this point I realised that installing Ubuntu on an older Mac is by no means a simple task and now I'm just confused about what to do next. Can someone please help me out here? It seems Ubuntu is the only way I'll be able to keep this fantastic piece of kit running safely. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the link Bob. My Powerbook has been in the closet for many years after the camcorder port decided to stop working and my son ripped off most of the keys - Apple were less than useless with this, despite purchasing AppleCare. I managed to get most of the keys back and recently bought the rest on ebay. It's in very good condition and the dvd drive has had hardly any use, so I doubt there's any issue with it working.
Besides which, I don't have the original boot disks, otherwise I might have tried the partition during installation. It works fine burning disks though so it works.
I have an old PowerBook G4 12' with 1,25 GHz and 786 MB RAM, actually MacOS X 10.4.11 is installed. I'd like to give it to my son, but he likes (among others) to use learning games/software, which are made for Windows (.exe). What is the best way to run Windows Software on this old Mac?. Do I need to install Windows in a VM, or is there something like WINE which lets me install the.exe directly? (I had also considered to install Linux on the machine (e.
MintPPC ), to have a more recent OS, if that would help or make any difference.) Darwine I already found the PowerPC section in the WINE project, see, but I don't fully understand which options do exist in my case and which should be the best one. They write: Older Macs using PowerPC processors are incompatible with code compiled for x86 (Intel and AMD) processors, unless the code is run under CPU emulation. Wine Is Not a (CPU) Emulator, nor does it include one.
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So if I understand correctly, WINE will not work on a PowerPC Mac as it does on an INTEL Mac and I could use it only in combination with a CPU emulation like Q?! Qemu Furthermore there seems to be, which seems to emulate a guest PC and therefore needs an installation/license for Windows (and maybe more ressources?) VirtualPC If I remember correctly, I have an old version of VirtualPC somewhere, if that might be a better option.?
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