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Mac OS upgrade and stability
Posted by Ted Joyce on July 2, 2005 at 4:59 pmI am running a Media 100 8.2.2 XR system on a MacG4 1.4DP under OS 10.3.4 and it is very stable. How high can I safely go OS 10.3.7? ?
Floh Peters replied 20 years, 10 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies -
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Ted Joyce
July 2, 2005 at 6:16 pmAfter belatedly reading posts below it appears I need to have a dual boot capablility.
Can I just install the latest Mac OS on a large external firewire drive, install Final Cut Express HD on it and designate that my boot drive? Would this work and still leave my M100 system as is?
I don’t want to have to repartition my internal boot drive into two partitions and install everything again into both just to experiment with HDV and Final Cut Express HD. I understand that my SCSI card & Drive arrays might not work properly with this arrangement but if I booted with them turned off might I expect success?
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Kieran Matthew
July 3, 2005 at 1:26 pmI am running Media 100 8.2.2 XS on a G4 1.4DP under 10.3.9 and have had no problems whatsoever (OS-wise anyway). Personally, I have always upgraded the OS as soon as it comes from apple and, again, have never had problems – though I always wait until the current project I’m doing finishes before doing so.
Many people on the list have already moved to Tiger and report no problems either.
Hope this helps!
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Floh Peters
July 4, 2005 at 12:34 pm[Ted Joyce] “Can I just install the latest Mac OS on a large external firewire drive, install Final Cut Express HD on it and designate that my boot drive? Would this work and still leave my M100 system as is? “
Yes, no problem with that.
[Ted Joyce] “understand that my SCSI card & Drive arrays might not work properly with this arrangement but if I booted with them turned off might I expect success?”
There should be no problems with that. But I would install at least the latest drivers for your SCSI card (even if you leave the drives turned off), since you don
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