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Install Leopard from another Mac's install/restor ?
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I have a macbook pro 2.33 and 2 Gb ram with OS 10.4.*. I have recently purchased a macbook 13.3" which came with Leopard preinstalled.
Is there any way to install Leopard on my macbook pro using macbook's install/restore discs ?
thanks
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No.
The discs are bound to each machine model AND you would be invalidating the license agreement since you have to have license for each machine and you only have one Leopard license for your MacBook.
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It really amazes me - why do people think we'll help them with such questions?
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Don't feel bad, he's hit several different forums with this same question.
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You can, but it's illegal since you haven't purchased two licences. Closing …
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I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every minute of it.
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