Jukebox 3 starting from scratch (No installation CD/please help

Hey guys and gurlz! Here's my story:
A while back I bought the Jukebox 3 as a Christmas present for my little brother (he's the best) but nowadays he's moved onto better MP3's. My most recent MP3 was literally chewed by my BFF's dog so I decided to give the 'ol Jukebox a try.
I was eager to use it but my brother lost the INSTALLATION CD so I can't download whatever it is I need onto my laptop. I looked everywhere online but either I'm a total jerkoff?:smileytongue: or it's just too old for any site to carry the dowloadable contents? Please guide me, I'm not that technically savvy so your help would be of great appreciation, thanks
PS: Can you give me a list of what I need and where I can download/find it's Sorry but I'm such a klutz?:smileytongue:
Love,
Ashley ?

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1.67Ghz is the last model of the Powerbook. OS X Tiger, whose last release is 10.4.11, is a very stable release. However, I started finding newer software that required OS X 10.5 Leopard as a pre-requisite, so I upgraded not long ago. You can call 800-MY-APPLE and order a Leopard upgrade for $129, which is not available in Apple stores.
You should add more memory, for at least 1GB total or more, with max is 2GB (two 1GB cards). If you have one 512MB memory card, you could easily add a 1GB memory in the other slot. Crucial, Kingston (not their value ram line, though), and Samsung have all proven to run well in our Powerbooks. Note there were two 1.67Ghz models available ... yours uses DDR2 memory, and is not interchangeable with DDR memory (they have different slots in the memory board to prevent installing in the wrong place). Crucial you can order direct from at http://www.crucial.com . Kingston is at http://www.kingston.com , and Samsung is sold through distributors, one of which is http://www.macsales.com .
One thing to keep an eye on is your hard drive. A notebook hard drive is usually good for 3-5 years of use, then you start seeing failures. One program called SMARTReporter, keeps an eye on the SMART sensors, which can sometimes give you early warning of an impending failure. Or, if you wanted to swap the drive out for a new one, you could keep the existing one for backup purposes. Any 2.5" parallel ATA hard drive will work (serial ATA or SATA drives will not work). When I replaced my hard drive recently, I went with Seagate, as I've had good success with their drives over time. Western Digital and others make replacement drives, too. Two sources are http://www.newegg.com and http://www.macsales.com
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