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May 16, 2005 12:00 AM PDT

Mac OS X 10.4: Reverting to Mac OS X 10.3.x

by CNET staff

If you find any problems presented by Mac OS X 10.4 too severe or disruptive to critical workflow processes, you may want to consider reverting to Mac OS X 10.3.x (Panther) as described in our tutorial "Reverting to an earlier version of Mac OS X."

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    by dlminehart May 20, 2005 3:52 PM PDT
    I've been unable to replace my new G5's pre-installed OS 10.4 with 10.3, at
    least by using the 10.3 installer CD. The installer CD won't even boot up, but
    gives no alert message indicating the nature of the problem.

    On the other hand, I installed 10.3 on a second internal drive on my older G5
    that had come with 10.3. I then moved that 10.3 disk into the new 10.4 G5,
    and using the Startup Disk preference panel specified the 10.3 system as the
    boot system. It booted up just fine in 10.3, and a couple days later I've yet to
    encounter any compatibility problems.
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