I'm trying to bring an old iMac G5 back to life after I accidentally cloned an intel-based Leopard system onto the internal hard drive. I downloaded a .toast version of OSX Tiger (the download consist of the Install DVD .toast file and 4 separate .dmg files). This is what I've tried so far:
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger CD Version (*.DMG)
For installing the operating system on an old Macbook, these Mac OS X Tiger Powerpc ISO files can be used to create a bootable DVD or USB Flash drive. so In this article, we are sharing the mac os x tiger 10.4 ISO download link and mac os x tiger 10.4 retail DVD dmg file download link in a single post.
Office 365 Mac version does not support the Mac OS X Tiger 10.4 ISO operating system because it is old. If you wish to use Office on the MacOS X Tiger operating system, you can install Office 2003.
Regarding the version, any OSX 10.4 will work on any Powerbook G4 except for the Powerbook G4 (Dual Layer SD) which requires 10.4.2. Accoding to your post stating model A1010 or A1104, you will have no problem wiht any 10.4 disc, as long as it's not a disc form another mac (the gray discs).
You will need either a retail version of 10.4 or a upgrade 10.4 if you have 10.3. You can also use machine specific (gray disks) made specifically for your machine (beware of the gray disks made for other machines with the exception of the gray eMac disks which install on all the machines. FastMac carries all these disks:
One more question before before I concede and admit 'that's completely out of my league' - what options does X11 have on OS X 10.4 (in Preferences...)? Does it have a 'org.x.X11.plist' or similar in '/Library/Preferences' (any output of 'defaults read org.x.X11')? And how do you start X11 (I vaguely remember that there was a conflict with older OOo versions that changed the behavior of X11 when OOo was started first /without X11 already running)? 2ff7e9595c
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