Upgrade From emac

I have an emac that I bought in 2003. I am a graphic designer and wanted to upgrade to a system that I would be able to have to separate 22" screens connected to it. I know I wont be able to do it with my current emac, so what are my choices? Would a Power Mac G5 work for me to have dual monitors? If not, what are my choices? Thanks

You probably are thinking or wanting a Mac Pro which is what the current selling tower/workstation are Intel rather than IBM PPC, same basic outside case, totally redone interior though
And yes, the basic video supports one 30" and a 2nd smaller display.
Check out the Specials on Apple Store if you want to save, I think Apple refurbished are excellent.

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EMacs PPC G4 upgraded from 9.2.2 -10.3.9 how do I add classic software?

I'm new to posting in forums & unsure about which OS to post in.
I run a Mac computer lab at an elementary school. I need to add some licensed software that only works on OS 9. How do I do that without losing the ability to use the OS 10.3.9 & 10.2.8 programs which I mistakenly deleted before upgrading?
eMac info: PPC G4 1.25 &1 GHz, 256MB DDR SDRAM, HD-40GB, OS 10.3.5 upgraded to 10.3.9. Also have PPC G4 800GHz, 128MB RAM, HD-38GB OS 9.2.2 upgraded to 10.2.8.
My experience is mostly PC but I'm slowly learning Mac.
Ideas anyone? I need this for a class on Fri or Mon.

Hi, kigc -
With regard to the eMac models, Classic (OS 9) can be installed only from the original disk set that came with each machine; the specifics of doing so vary a bit depending upon what the original OSX version was for each machine. One or more of these Apple KBase articles should assist in doing that -
Article #106294 - Mac OS X: How to reinstall Mac OS 9
Article #107383 - Mac OS X 10.2, 10.3: How to perform Mac OS 9 clean installation with Restore CDs
Article #42929 - Using Restore Discs with Mac OS X 10.2 through 10.3..3
Article #151871 - Mac OS X 10.3: Installing Classic
Although all eMacs can use OS 9 as Classic, not all are OS 9 bootable. The 1.25GHz eMac models are not OS 9 bootable; the 1.0GHz models are OS 9 bootable only if the machine has ATI Graphics and the original optical drive is not a Superdrive.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86209
With regard to the G4 800MHz model, that would be a G4 Quicksilver (2002) model. It is OS 9 bootable, but only using the model-specific version of OS 9.2.2 which shipped with the machine on a stand-alone Software Install CD for OS 9; that disk is the only source for installiing OS 9 (Classic) on that machine.
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If you do not need to boot any of the above machines to OS 9, and need to use it only as Classic, then you can copy a working OS 9.2.2 (or perhaps an OS 9.1 or 9.2.1) System Folder from another machine. This should work fine as Classic, but will not be able to boot the machine (even if it is OS 9 bootable).
On those machines which are OS 9 bootable, if the hard drive does not have OS 9 drivers installed (this can happen if the drive was formatted using OSX's Disk Utility and the option to install OS 9 drivers was not selected) then not only will the drive not be available when the machine is booted to OS 9 (such as to an OS 9 Install CD for machines capable of using one), it also can not be used for OS 9 booting. The absence of OS 9 drivers will not have any effect when using OS 9 as Classic.

Upgrading from jaguar to Tiger on an eMac

i am posting for a friend who was upgrading her eMac from jaguar to Tiger. she followed the directions that she was prompted to follow, got to the end of the installation and, as prompted, did the restart. when the computer rebooted, it never fully restarted. she just got the screen that we all get with the spinning wheel. it spun for about an hour. she rebooted, same thing. obviously something went wrong with the install. where does she go from here?
thanks.

If one of these steps solves the problems she need not go further, but she needs to learn how to backup her data.
1. Try restarting with nothing but Apple keyboard and mouse attached.
2. Try resetting the PRAM:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=2238
3. Try booting off the 10.4 installer DVD if it is a retail version using the Startup Manager:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106178
and go through the language selection screen and go to the Utilities menu and select Disk Utility. In the Disk Utility, select First Aid. Verify disk, and report back any errors to you. Repair permissions as well, and try restarting.
4. If her data is backed up, but she can't boot, she should do step 3 with a repair disk.
5. If repair disk does not work, she should get an external hard disk that is Firewire and see if should install 10.4 on it, and see the contents of the internal drive while booted off it using the aforementioned startup manager to boot. http://www.macsales.com/ sells such hard drives. If she can see the contents of the internal drive, she should backup her information if in step 3 she wasn't backed up. If she can't see it, she should use buy Prosoft Data Rescue to recover information to the external hard drive.
6. If she got usable data from step 5 onto the external hard drive, she should attempt to archive and install 10.4 on the internal drive with the external drive detached, and recover information from the external drive:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301270
7. If she was not able to get usable data on step 5, she should try Alsoft Disk Warrior to repair the internal drive.
If after all that she can't get usable data, I recommend she seek out a data recovery specialist if she didn't backup.
In the future she should always backup before updating, and follow these upgrade tips of mine:
http://www.macmaps.com/upgradefaq.html

Emac upgrade: What's the easiest way to upgrade from OS 10.2.8 to OS 10.3?

I just gave my Emac to my parents...I want to upgrade from OS 10.2.8 to OS 10.3 and continue upgrading so the computer is as current as it can be. What is recommended? Downloading OS 10.3 from Mac downloads and progressing through upgrades until I hit OS 10.5 or is there an easier way? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Right now, I can't upgrade at all until the system gets OS 10.3. At least, that's what the downloads page is telling me.
Thanks for your time...Steeler58

The version of Mac OS X 10.2 you have, 10.2.8, is the highest you can get for free. You cannot download Mac OS X 10.3; that has always been something you would have to pay for. The same applies to Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) and Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard); each would be a separate purchase at retail. If it were me and my machine, I'd skip 10.3 and find a retail copy of Mac OS X 10.4. You may still be able to purchase 10.4 from the Apple Store if you call them (it is not available for order from the Apple Store via the Web). You may also be able to find a copy through one of the computer dealers that specializes in discontinued software or through eBay. You must get the full retail version; a system installer disk intended for some other model of Mac will usually not work and is not legally licensed for separate sale and use on other systems.
Note that the normal 10.4 installer only came on DVD - CDs were only available via special order - so your eMac will need to have a DVD-capable drive, either a Combo drive or a SuperDrive.

Finder not operating after upgrade from 10.2.8 to 10.3.4

I tried to upgrade from 10.2.8 to 10.3.4. Everything worked properly except for the fact that the finder menu bar at the top of the screen kept flashing. I upgraded again to 10.3.9 and the finder completely stopped functioning. I could still access all the programs from my dock but could not access the hard drive directly or see files saved on the desktop.
To solve this problem I reinstalled 10.2 but am now having trouble with the system update for 10.2.8 (which I've noticed has been a problem for others).
Any suggestions?
iMac Mac OS X (10.2.x)

Hi Again alamogirl!
You wrote "The install CDs that I used were grey instead of black.
That is the source of your problem!
USING OS X INSTALL CDS/DVDS ON MULTIPLE MACS
The question of using system/software install CDs/DVDs on more than one machine is frequently asked.
So, FYI:
System software installation CDs/DVDs, that come with a particular Mac model, are hardware specific to that model, and not intended to be used on other Mac models. For instance, the CDs/DVDs that are shipped with an iMac are not to be used on an iBook or eMac.
And the "Tiger" DVDs that are shipped with any new Mac, also are not to be used on other Mac models.
If such an installation were possible, or somehow accomplished successfully, that action would constitute a violation of your license agreement, which limits installation to a single computer.
The "Single User Software License Agreement" can be found here Software License Agreement.
Similarly, any "Upgrade" CDs/DVDs for a particular Mac OS will ONLY work for that Mac & system. For example, if a new Mac that shipped with Jaguar/Panther, was purchased shortly before the release of Panther/Tiger, the user may have purchased "Upgrade" CDs/DVDs, for a lesser price than the full install set. These CDs/DVDs do not contain all of the necessary components for an independent installation of Panther or Tiger.
The license agreement applies to single user retail versions of system software. The "Panther" or "Tiger" boxed set, for example.
If you wish to upgrade to Panther or Tiger, you have to purchase a Full Retail Version, of either OS.
Good Luck!
ali b

Is it possible to upgrade from Tiger (10.4) to Leopard (10.5)? Thanks

Wondering if I can upgrade from TIger to Leopard (and then to Lion) on my old Macbook. Don't really want to buy a new notebook when this one works fine. But would like to use some of the features available through Lion (notably iCloud). Thanks.

Hello Judy,
You'd want to skip Leopard/10.5.x totally as it's not needed & expensive since Apple no longer sells it & it was $129.
You can get Snow Leopard/10.6 for $29, then once updated to 10.6.6 or greater buy Lion/10.7 from the App Store, as long as your MacBook meets the requiremenys...
Snow Leopard/10.6.x Requirements...
General requirements
   * Mac computer with an Intel processor
    * 1GB of memory (I say 2GB at least)
    * 5GB of available disk space (I say 30GB at least)
    * DVD drive for installation
    * Some features require a compatible Internet service provider; fees may apply.
    * Some features require Apple’s MobileMe service; fees and terms apply.
Which apps work with Mac OS X 10.6?...
http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/
It looks like they might still have it...
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A?fnode=MTY1NDAzOA
If it's a core Duo & not a Core2Duo, then it'll only run in 32 bit mode.
Lion/101.7 System requirements
    •    x86-64 processor (Macs with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Intel Core i3, Intel Core i5, Intel Core i7, or Xeon processor.)
    •    At least 2GB of memory[14]
    •    Latest version of Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.8), with the Mac App Store installed
    •    At least 4GB of disk space for downloading[14]
Like Snow Leopard, Lion does not support PowerPC-based Macs (e.g., Power Macs, PowerBooks, iBooks, iMacs (G3-G5), eMacs).
Lion also does not support 32-bit Intel Core Duo or Core Solo based Macs. Rosetta is no longer available in Lion, which means Lion no longer supports PowerPC applications.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X_Lion#System_requirements
http://www.apple.com/macosx/how-to-buy/
What applications are not compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 "Lion"?
http://ow.ly/5Iz09
http://roaringapps.com/apps:table

Error message when trying to upgrade from 10.3.9 to Tiger 10.4.5

Hope somebody can help. I'm fairly recent to macs as have always built and used pcs. Am having trouble upgrading from current pantherOS to Tiger. Bought emac with upgrade disc provided by seller. Disc was gray labelled emac. Installation went fine and everything was proceeding to point it finished writing files, configuring installation, and running installer scripts and then it quit with message: error installing software. Try reinstalling.
Tried reinstallation and same thing occurred. then Tried complete erase and new installation. Same error message.
Came to discussion group searching for something I might be doing wrong. Decided maybe disc was wrong even though it specified emac which is what I am using. Bought generic install disc that would install on any G3/4/5 with minimum specs per hardware which system met.Installation proceeded as it was going to install same as emac disc. This is normal full install disc for generic installation.
All installations screens came up and installation proceeded to same point as before and then quit with same message: error installing software/ Try reinstalling.
Have removed ram to original 256MB and tried. No luck. I am using external DVD for installation of DVD and wonder if this is problem but in the forums external DVD seems to work alright. Can reinstall old Panther OS without any problem
Ran hardware test and everything checked okay.
Should I just forget about upgrading and use 10.3.9 but would really like to know what is wrong. thanks. Rick

Welcome to Apple Discussions!
See my FAQ:
http://www.macmaps.com/upgradefaq.html
and then consider the instructions here to Archive and Install:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301270

Upgrade from 10.1.5 before Tiger?

I have an eMac and don't know much about computers. I was told to get the MSOS X 10.4. Do I need to upgrade something before attempting to install? I can't event get the install information to come up on the desktop.
Thanks,
scottingham
eMac Mac OS X (10.1.x)

Hi, scottingham. Welcome to the Discussions.
I agree with Templeton that more details on how you are going about trying to install Tiger would help us help you.
Meanwhile, here are some things to consider:
1. Does your eMac have a DVD-capable optical drive? Tiger ships on a DVD. If you do not have a DVD-capable optical drive, you can exchange the Tiger DVD for CDs. See the info concerning the "Media Exchange Program" in the box in the right border of this page.
2. Assuming your eMac has a DVD-capable drive, have you tried starting up your eMac using the Tiger DVD?
3. I believe you must have Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar or later installed in order to install Tiger by the Upgrade Install method. Let me explain:
• The article "Mac OS X 10.4: About installation options" states "... "Upgrade to Mac OS X" appears (unless the installed version can't be upgraded, as described in this article)."• The reference to "this article" in the quote above is to the article "Mac OS X 10.2: Upgrade installation requires Mac OS X 10.1 or later," which states one cannot upgrade from 10.0.x to 10.2. I think this reference is incorrect w.r.t. TIger.
• I believe that reference is incorrect for the following reason: in the manual "Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger Installation and Setup Guide" that should be included in your Tiger retail package, it states on page 3:"If you already have Mac OS X v10.2 or later installed on your computer: All you need to do is Upgrade Tiger..."This implies to me one must be running 10.2 or later, not 10.1.5 as you are now, to use the Upgrade Install. You could use the Archive and Install option discussed on page 7, again presuming your eMac has a DVD capable drive and that some other problem is not prohibiting the disc from mounting.
Good luck!
Dr. Smoke
Author: Troubleshooting Mac® OS X

Where can I buy Tiger? Upgrading from 10.2.8 to 10.4

I want to upgrade my eMac from 10.2.8 to 10.4 but I don’t know where to buy the Tiger software. The Apple store in Soho (NY) does not carry it anymore.
I want to use my new nano and let me know if you can help. Where can I purchase Tiger at a low cost?
Computer Info.
Mac OS X version 10.2.8
Memory: 640 MB
Processor: 700 Mhz PowerPC G4

Welcome To  Discussions Noemi3580!
Here are images of the Full Retail Version, of the Tiger Install DVD, that must be used.
The discs should look exactly like the images in the above links, and not say Upgrade, CPU Drop-in DVD, or "This software is part of a hardware bundle purchase - not to be sold seperately." on them.
Although those are available at the other online retailers, like Amazon, eBay, FastMac, HardCore Mac, AllMac, etc., notice that, the correct one Mac OS X 10.4.6 Tiger, (DVD) Retail at FastMac, is $159.95, And at HardCore Mac, it's $199.99.
The other retailers' prices are comparable, to those quotes.
Both are more expensive, than The Apple Store (U.S.)'s $129.00.
Caveat Emptor!
If any are presently available, examine these items very carefully, and if in doubt, ask questions of the seller before purchase!
Tiger On eBay
Unless you've replaced it, the eMac 700 MHZ has a CD_ROM optical drive.
As Texas Mac Man posted, there are Tiger 10.4.x Cds available at FastMac, but the price is $179.95.
You can also use an alternative method of installation.
Info here Installing Tiger Using Firewire Target Disk Mode.
And here Installing Tiger Without A DVD Drive.
The Tiger Media Exchange Program, referred to, is no longer available.
As I posted above, there is also a version available on CDs, at FastMac.
ali b

Upgrade from OS X 10.1.5 to at least 10.2.8

I have a new digital Camera which is great but I can't install the software. I need to upgrade from OS X 10.1.5 to between OS X 10.2.8 & OS X 10.3.5.
Can this be done and what is the best and quickest way of doing so?

Hi Fern! And Welcome To Discussions!
First you need to discern which OS X your iMac is capable of running.
JAGUAR SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
-Power Mac G3 or G4, iMac, eMac, PowerBook G3 or G4, or iBook computer
-128MB of physical RAM
-Supports all video cards shipped by Apple on Mac OS X-compatible systems. Quartz Extreme functionality is supported by the following video cards: NVIDIA GeForce2 MX, GeForce3, GeForce4 MX, or GeForce4 Ti; Any AGP-based ATI RADEON card. A minimum of 16MB VRAM is required.
-QuickTime Pro functionality requires a QuickTime 6 Pro key. The QuickTime 5 Pro key will not work after this software is installed.
-DVD Player requires a DVD-ROM equipped Macintosh with built-in FireWire.
Panther Install Info & System Requirements
PANTHER SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
-Macintosh with a PowerPC G3, G4, or G5 processor
-Built-in USB
-At least 128MB of physical RAM
-Built-in display or a display connected to an Apple-supplied video card supported by your computer
-Mac OS X does not support processor upgrade cards.
Tiger System Requirements
TIGER SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
-A PowerPC G3, G4, or G5 processor
-Built-in FireWire
-At least 256 MB of RAM
-DVD drive (DVD-ROM), Combo (CD-RW/DVD-ROM) or SuperDrive (DVD-R) for installation
-At least 3 GB of free disk space; 4 GB if you install the XCode 2 Developer Tools
You must use a Full Retail Version of install disks, for whichever OS you decide to use.
Jaguar Full Retail Version
Panther Full Retail Version
Tiger Full Retail Version
Before installing, make sure your Firmware Has Been Updated.
Backup! your system.
Repair Permissions before & after the upgrade
Good Luck!
ali b

Problems upgrading from 10.2 to 10.3

I'm trying to upgrade my eMac OS X 10.2 to 10.3. I put in the first installation CD, and followed the steps but now it's stuck. On the page that says "Select a Destination," no destinations show up in the box. I've restarted and tried many times but always the same result.
To make matters worse, now I can't seem to get back to my 10.2 system either. If I quit Installer, the computer just restarts and reboots the Installer again. I tried to quit and Choose Startup Disk, but the only choices that come up are the 10.3 installation disk or Network Startup with a ? on it.
Any idea what's going wrong or how I can eject the start-up disk and get back to my old system for now? Help!
Thanks -
Sue

Welcome To Discussions Sue!
Your computer specs read as eMac Mac OS X (10.2.x) Also iBook with OSX 10.3
If the iBook's original OS, was Panther 10.3.x, and you used it's system install discs, to try to upgrade the eMac, that could be the reason you encountered problems, as cornelius posted.
More info here Using OS X Install CDs/DVDs On Multiple Macs.
A Full Retail Version, of the Panther Install CDs, or a Full Retail Version, of the Tiger Install DVD, can be purchased rather inexpensively, at some additional online Apple retailers, Amazon, eBay, FastMac, etc.
Be sure not to purchase grey, upgrade or machine specific CDs or DVDs.
Panther is only on CDs, not DVDs.
Tiger is also available for purchase at The Apple Store (U.S.).
Panther, is no longer available directly from the Apple Online Store, as Tiger 10.4.x is the most up to date OS.
Once Panther 10.3.x is installed, you can use the 10.3.9 Combo Update, to upgrade to the final version.
If your Mac meets the System Requirements for Tiger, you could also consider installing that.
And then use the PPC 10.4.8 Combo Update.
Tiger System Requirements
Mac Model Compatibility & Requirements For OS X
Shop Carefully, Examine All Documentation, And Good Luck!
ali b

How do I transfer email files when upgrading from OS9 to OS X(10.2.8)?

I upgraded to OS X(10.2.8) and was able to locate and open all the "old" files except the email files (so I reversed the upgrade).
Using Outlook Express in OS 9. Is there a way to find the email files from the OS 10 configuration or somehow export or transfer the email files prior to making the upgrade from 9 to 10?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
eMac Mac OS 9.2.x Upgrading to OS X (10.2.8)
eMac Mac OS 9.2.x Upgrading to OS X (10.2.8)

Apple Mail will import mail from MS Outlook Express. The current version has the import function under File>Import Mailboxes. I think that the version which shipped with 10.2.8 did, too.
MSOE keeps its mail in the Microsoft User Data folder, typically either in the Documents folder or at the root level of your hard drive. If you tell Mail to search for mail form MSOE, it will try to find it in a Microsoft User Data folder. If you've moved your mail, tell Mail where you moved it to.

Upgrading from Photoshop Elements 6.0 to Lightroom?

Hi,
Is there any way to import a Photoshop Elements 6.0 catalog to Lightroom 1.3? I don't see it as an option in the Import dialog. I upgraded from PSE 4.0 to 6.0 a little while back, but I've decided it's too buggy and I'd like to give Lightroom a try, but I don't want to have to re-tag everything.
Thanks,
-Al

I made some progress on moving from PSE 6 on a PC to LR 1.3 on a Mac a couple weeks ago.
First make sure you have no tags with the same name anywhere in the hierarchy. If you do, rename them by adding "in <parent-category>" or some such. Then I exported the PSE 6 tags as an XML file. I used emacs and did regular expression replacement to remove the XML element names and unrelated tags. I was able to keep the hierarchy as a tab-indented list.
Use PSE 6 to burn all the uniquely named tags into your image files. Now is also a good time to rename or reorganize your image folders on disk if you want.
So, import the tab-indented list into LR. Then import the images into LR. Then if you had to uniqify any of your tags, you can now go through the LR tags and get rid of the "in <parent-category>" suffixes you may have added.
Now the metadata in the files on disk is a little different from that in the LR catalog. I guess it would make sense to use LR to burn the tags into the files again, but I haven't done that part yet.
One more gotcha is to make sure you don't have a tag with a comma in it, othewise LR will make two new tags at the top level for the two halves of your comma separated tag name. Vertical bar might be a problem too.
This process worked pretty well for me. Somehow a bunch of files that I had imported from another person's collection had the wrong capture time, so about 160 images appeared in the same day's folder. But out of the 12K or so photos that's the only problem I've found so far.

Upgrade my eMac or get a new system?

My eMac has been running slowly for some time now. Safari and Firefox crash constantly. The computer gets logged when I run several programs at once. I don't run many high memory applications (such as gaming or video editing). I mainly use my computer for internet, email, chatting and working my iTunes.
I am running OS 10.4.9 and have 512mb of memory. My computer is 4 years old. I am a little frustrated that this system only has USB 1.0 making synching my new iPod Nano slow. I am thinking about upgrading the memory and reinstalling the operating system versus purchasing a new iMac.
What are people's thoughts about upgrading my computer versus getting a new one. I'd have to save up money for a while to get a new system.
Thanks for the input!

Judging from your description of your use, I would stick with your eMac.
I upgraded my eMac and still find it a very usable computer.
The specs for my eMac show the max RAM as 1Gig but that is only because the biggest PC2700 memory stick was 512 at the time of release. It sees and utilizes 2Gig just fine (1Gig x2). I am guessing by your description that you have a 1Ghz eMac, so I can't say for sure that 2Gig will work for you as well because my eMac is a 1.25, but I am willing to bet it would.
I also upgraded the Hard Drive to a 250Gig drive. I then purchased a Firewire enclosure and used the old internal drive as an external firewire drive. This eliminated the need to backup anything before doing a clean install of the OS on the new drive. If I need files from the "old computer", I just pull them off the external drive.
That said, I would not recommend performing the Hard Drive upgrade yourself unless you are experienced in this type of thing. Once you open the case of the eMac you are exposing yourself to potentially deadly high voltages.
If the HDD upgrade is not for you, simply purchase an inexpensive external firewire drive and copy the entire drive to the external, then do a format and install on the internal drive.
I personally don't think the inconvenience of a somewhat slow sync of your iPod justifies the $1,200 for a new iMac. Some simple changes in "process" can probably minimize this pain, like starting your sync before you go to bed or start dinner, etc. I continued to used my eMac until very recently for Photoshop and video editing using iMovie HD. Your eMac is more than capable of performing the tasks you described. Had your description of use been different, my recommendation would probably be different as well.
I apologize for the lengthy reply, but I hope it is of some help.
Sean

Help Migrating from eMac with 10.4 to Mac Mini with 10.5.8

Hi All,
I'm stumped. My friend has an old eMac with 10.4 on it, and when I upgraded my machine from a Mac Mini, I decided to donate it to her. I thought I'd be able to use Migration Assistant, but it apparently needs at least 10.5 on both machines. I tried to upgrade her eMac to 10.5, but it's so old and clunky, it just freezes when you try (it's only got 256MB of RAM).
Any ideas? Since there's no time machine on 10.4, that's not an option - but she does have an external hard-drive that I could use.
Thanks all -

Erase and install the Mac Mini and then when prompted at restart tell it to import the data from the eMac - it should just work. It is always better to erase and install if you get a second hand machine anyway both for security purposes (for the old user) and also to ensure that none of the stuff left behind by the previous user will interfere with your usage of your new Mac

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