Looking for 10.3 install disc

My daughter has an iBook G3 that is running 10.2 at the moment. I used to have an install disc for 10.3 but I lost it at some stage and there are some big draw backs for her trying to use the latest versions of Safari and iTunes that she can on 10.2. Of course Apple don't sell old versions of their operating systems. Does anyone have a copy of it they don't need anymore?

mickr7an:
To install Tiger your computer will need to meet the minimum system requirements for Tiger. You will, also need to purchase the Full Retail version of Tiger.
Please note that Computer specific or upgrade versions should be avoided since they are optimized for the computer to which they are specific and will therefore, very likely, cause problems during or after installation. On the legal side, it may be a violation of the Software License Agreement which statesThis License allows you to install and use one copy of the Apple Software on a single computer at a time. This License does not allow the Apple Software to exist on more than one computer at a time...
Tiger can be purchased at The Apple Store. You can also find the Full Retail Version, if you shop carefully, at online outlets like FastMac, HardcoreMac, AllMac, etc. If you know what you are looking for, read all documentation carefully and ask questions of the seller, you may be able to get Tiger on eBay.
If your computer meets the minimum system requirements for Tiger but does not have a DVD drive here are your options:
If you already own Tiger on DVD
•Use an external Firewire DVD Drive.
•Use Firewire Target Disk Mode
I am not sure why you are not able to boot from an external DVD drive, except:
1. You have computer specific install disk that is not specific to the computer to which you are installing.
2. Your DVD drive has a USB and not firewire interface.
Please do post back with further questions or comments.
Cheers
cornelius

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