If I am not mistaken, I don’t believe this can be done on a Windows OS since hardware information is inserted into OS’s registry, thus making a boot on a different machine impossible. Not surprisingly, it booted like it should (a bit slow though). Then just out of couriosity, having read that booting OS X from external Firewire drives was possible, I installed Tiger on my spare 6GB Firewire/USB drive just to KNOW it’s possible. Speed was acceptable - no noticeable slow down or hiccups compared to Panther. Test install on the second 60GB hard drive went well. Finally I got around to upgrade Grace’s Mac to Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger today.īut before I started with the upgrade, I wanted to make sure Tiger could run smoothly on the aging PowerMac (AGP) running at a meager 450Mhz, about half the speed of my Titanium PowerBook G4 (DVI).
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