Quicksilver

Nope... I am using my home Quicksilver G4 tower. ...

If Apple made Mac OS X for Intel, it would become the most pirated software on the internet and few if any would buy it. Normal people use what came with their systems. So Windows would not feel any more pressure than it currently does from Solaris for Intel or Linux. Hey, the BeOS was a great OS that you could download for free and people still continued to use what ever was...

I have a kernel panic on my G-4, Quicksilver, 733 mHz, OS 10.1.03... The first line reads: "panic (cpu 0): Unable to find driver for this platform: Powermac 3,5" Further down it reads: "Darwin Kernel version: 5.3" "Panic: We are hanging in there." How do I reinstall my OS without losing all my files? and.... How do I prevent...

I have a TiBook 667mhz, 768mb ram and I don't have any problems with PS7. I'm running 10.2.4 and it's working flawlessly. I also use it at school on a Quicksilver, not sure on the specs, but it doesn't have the delay there either. -Juxel

lol...then maybe you can explain Max Rudbergs theme, Luna. ;)

PowerTower 180 converted into Powerlogix 450 G3, 266 Blueberry iMac, 733 Quicksilver G4, 1024 RAM, 40gig and 80gig HD, Superdrive. ...

More info: I have just confirmed that the 9.2.2 Installer CD, was in fact a 9.2.1 installer CD from the Quicksilver. - grey Power Mac G4 - Mac OS 9 Install CD - labelled OS version 9.2.1 - part #691-3295A Well that explains why it won't boot. Unfortunately the only recent Power Mac G4 Software Restore CDs that I have, seem to have come from the Quicksilver also, not the...

Maybe my 9.2.2 installer CD did NOT come with my computer. It could be from a G4/733 QuickSilver that we also have. Funny thing is that we have two G4/867 and two 9.2.2 install CDs, but only G4/733 and no other recent towers, just TiBooks.

Maybe my 9.2.2 installer CD did NOT come with my computer. It could be from a G4/733 QuickSilver that we also have. Funny thing is that we have two G4/867 and two 9.2.2 install CDs, but only G4/733 and no other recent towers, just TiBooks.

One thing is wrong with this statement; that is, "competition is bad", at least for Apple. If Apple didn't have any competition, it would be Microsoft-ish. Smalll, but important point!