Install leopard on mac with panther

I am running Mac OS X 10.3.9 and would like to install leopard. I have 1GB memory and meet all system requirements. Do I need to do and erase/install, archive/install, or can I just do a normal install?

Hi bmac12;
I used the Upgrade to get both of my Mac to Leopard. I have not had any problems.
To be safe you should backup. I highly recommend that you clone your current system if you can. Hopefully just like me you will not need it but it is so much nicer to have a backup and not need then to need a backup and not have it.
Allan

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I have just the regular version, not Professional.
I mean "les integrated", in the sense that you really run Fusion "in a window". The more "integrated" approach means that Windows applications run as if they were for the Mac, and you do not see the Windows interface at all. I personnaly think tjat is too confusing. There is nothing wrong with it, just a bit more confusing. i like having it clear that Windows is in a seperate Window.
Op 21 nov. 2013 om 12:57 heeft Krishnam <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven:
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Hi MacLesNL,
Which version of VM Ware should I go for?
http://www.vmware.com/uk/products/fusion/
http://www.vmware.com/uk/products/fusion-professional/
So that I could install Adobe CC on Windows 7? Please advise.
What do you mean ny "less integrated"? Is this must to run Adobe CC in VMWare on Mac?
Please advise.
Thanks, Krishnam
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Most Macs equipped with Firewire 400 or 800 are capable of booting into Target Disk Mode (toggle under Sys Prefs-> Startup disk OR hold T when starting the computer).
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Hi aeson81,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I recommend the steps in this article if your Mac is only starting up to a white or gray screen and the Apple logo:
Mac OS X: Gray screen appears during startup
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570
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I currently have Mac OS X 10.2.1 installed in my G4. Never upgrade since i got it. I purchased Leopard and tried to install it.
After I put the DVD in and clicked Install it restarted my computer. Then it started the installation process. 10 minutes later it stopped and said installation failed. Disk is dirty. I finally got the DVD and and tried again but all i got was the gray screen with the looping circle.
I tried re-installing 10.2.1 then try Leopard again. After asking me to restart my computer nothing happen. No installation process. Just a gray screen with the looping circle for over 10 hours. (left it over night)
What should I do? Can this be fixed? How can I install Leopard??????
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Hi-
Welcome to Discussions!
First, let's get the terms straight.
There is a Mac Pro, which is an Intel processor, using EFI and utilizing the GUID partition map.
There is a G5, which is a PPC processor, using Open Firmware and the APM scheme.
There is no Mac Pro G5
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Not able to install Logic on mac with OSX. 10.8.2. Error message: Logic Studio.mpkg cannot be opened as the power pc programs are no longer supported. I have logic studio 8 software purchased in 2007 and upgraded with logic studio 9 (purchased in 2009)

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OK, I get none of those options as I never make it to the setup screens. I would like to do an erase and install, but again when the disk is blank or has a fresh Tiger install, I still don't make it past the Grey Apple icon screen.
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