20 bucks? What's not to like?
EMAC Powermac6,4 1.25GHZ processor
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EMAC Powermac6,4 1.25GHZ processor
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What is your main aim with the Restore disks?
Is it to install System 9 or a very old version of OS X?
P
Look for the version you need.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMac and I'm guessing which Emac you have but you could buy the version it shipped with or the last one it supports.
And be clear what you are asking for. I don't think you can avoid buying your copy of this OS.
Bob
but, it's worth a shot.
As Bob mentioned, it could be that your only option will be to purchase a retail copy of either the OS X version it came with or the last one it supports.
Warning. Those disks will not be cheap, nor will they contain things like iPhoto, iMovie or iDVD.
P
In case you missed it.
"Look for the version you need.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMac and I'm guessing which Emac you have but you could buy the version it shipped with or the last one it supports.
And be clear what you are asking for. I don't think you can avoid buying your copy of this OS.
Bob"
10.4.11 is probably about the max on that machine, given the processor and available RAM
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Actually I have updated to 10.5.8, and that is where I got the finder freeze, and need to reinstall something to get it to stop.