Downgrading from tiger to 10.3.9. best way to do this ?

hello !
just got a new g5 dual 2.3 (not core) and i dont want anything to do with tiger ! (running lots of software that does not play nice with tigers..)
what is the best way to downgrade to 10.3.9 ?
thanks !

Hi csw, to "downgrade" to OS 10.3.9 you must first erase your entire drive, then install 10.3.x from the install disk and update to 10.3.9 with the 10.3.9 Stand Alone Combo Update
Do not use the disks that shipped with another Mac as these disks are model specific but rather the full retail Panther install disks.
-mj
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