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Garageband - free with new macs...really?
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so i bought a new ibook last week. i recieve it, with ilife and all that. garageband is cool but i notice that there are some os 9 apps installed on the machine so i do a clean install with the os X install cds included with my ibook. stupid me...garageband isn't included on the os X cds, probably just the restore cds...can i get garageband off there or do i have to do an install from the restore cds???? thanks.
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I take iLife '04 CD's are not part of the CD package that came with your iBook? If not, you can just extract GB from the Restore CD using Pacifist I am sure...
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Originally posted by gorickey:
I take iLife '04 CD's are not part of the CD package that came with your iBook? If not, you can just extract GB from the Restore CD using Pacifist I am sure...
ah yes pacifist, i have used it before...stupid apple making me do work. sons of bitches.
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It is also possible to just delete files you don't want instead of erasing a whole hd.
However you should be able to navigate in the Finder with Go -> Go to Folder to /Volumes/iBook Software/System/Installation/Packages (or similar) and then just install the packages you want by doubleclicking them. No need for third-party software.
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I doubt you'll need pacifist for this.
Apps such as this are usually kept hidden behind the 'Applications and OS9 Installler' Icon. Which fires up software restore that has a bunch of clicky things that you can pick.
Or if you don't care for it, open a finder window to the root of the restore dvd, and then Go-> Go to Folder, and type in .images (iirc) there will be like a dozen or more dmg's for all the 3rd party and extra apps that you can install onto your system.
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