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Can 1 Ghz eMac's boot 10.2?
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I'm going to start builing up a NetInstall-Restore Image on monday at work for 1 Ghz eMacs. However, the server is a 10.2 machine, which is what the boot image will be made from. Can these eMacs boot 10.2? Thanks.
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Both iterations of the 1 Ghz emac were intro'd with 10.2 (if I'm not mistaken) .... so I don't see why not 
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ok, cause' they are the newer 1 Ghz models and came with 10.3. Just wanted to brainstorm before Monday.
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Only if they didn't ship with 10.3.
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No, only if they were introduced after 10.3's release.
In any case, ALWAYS build your OS X boot image on the newest Mac that it will be running, or you may run into problems.
tooki
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Originally posted by tooki:
No, only if they were introduced after 10.3's release.
In any case, ALWAYS build your OS X boot image on the newest Mac that it will be running, or you may run into problems.
tooki
OS X Server requires you build the NetBoot image from the server and server only. The server is actually a Beige G3, so theres no hope of it running Panther Server. I'll let you know the results!
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NeBoot under 10.2 worked beautifully.
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