Disc 2 Intel 10.4.6

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Installing Mac OS X and Applications
To install Mac OS X and the applications that came with your computer, use the Mac OS X Install Disc 1. Double-click "Install Mac OS X and Bundled Software" and follow the onscreen instructions.
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That's a Text edit doc. (420 KB) That's all that shows.
Disc 2 info says it has used 7.56 GB.
What's the rest and where is it? Faulty Disc? I'm running just fine from Disc 1.

I do not recall using Disc 2 in Nov. In fact "half vast" doesn't remember anything. My guess is that's because 10.4.6 was pre installed.
While lurking I have seen lots of reference to it. Search showed several.
The KB is a good read.
Sorry I missed congrats on 12/23/00 anniversary. Belated "Congrats"
Have another Green Star for your top heavy crown. ;~)

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