Installing iLife 08 (DVD) on G4 Cube (500MHz)

Seemingly simple issue:
Install some components of iLife08 on my older Cube desktop; specifically iPhoto 7.
No DVD player in the Cube, but have both a Macbook Pro and Macbook Air w/ DVD players (and yes, I did try to connect the USB DVD drive for my Air to the Cube and it doesn't work = sigh).
In the past, I have simply connected the Cube to another Mac, booted it with command Z so it boots as a drive off the other laptop and installed off a DVD that way.
But the iLife DVD seems to prohibit this.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
It is just the iPhoto application I am looking to update from v6 to the newer v7 to work on some projects.

Dave, welcome to Apple Discussions from a fellow Texan.
Try the Target Disk mode. Many people install Tiger using a DVD this way. This link gives the instructions. How To: Installing Tiger Using FireWire Target Disk Mode
http://www.applelinks.com/p5/index.php/more/osx_odyssey_752_how_to_installing_tiger_using_firewire_target_diskmode/
BTW - Yhis forum, Older Hardware Products, is for Apple products G3 & older. The G4 forums are at http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=113
 Cheers, Tom

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