Installing a d2 quadra but can't use the setup assistant because PowerPC Applications are no longer supported. Help...
I'm tring to install a d2 quadra external drive but can't use the setup assistant because "PowerPC Applications are no longer supported". Anyone have any ideas?
You shouldn't need to install anything just to use the drive. Just connect it to your Mac and it should mount. If it's the Intego Backup Assistant you're trying to install, try the latest version which you can download here:
http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?id=10323
Regards.
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