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  • So you took off the disney thing?

  • oh yeah actually I used it on my iMac G4, so maybe it is different on a 7500.

  • you can use something called leopardassist

  • @TommyA1912 Doesn't really help you on a 7500 though.. There are driver problems to deal with too..

  • OwlMovieStudios, The Hardware Is Too Old To Run Vista.

  • You Should Take The CD Drive Out And Put A DVD Drive So It Can Run Leopard.

  • @dmcintyre90

    Leopard requires too much hacking in the firmware to get it to run on these and Leopard runs slower than Tiger and does not have classic mode. The 7500 was never meant to run OS X so anyone who has one probably a lot of pre OS X software that they won't be able to use under Leopard.

  • You have a Palm Z22 don't you?

  • Yes, I do, but my iPod Touch has taken over.

  • Let's see a PC from 1995 (which this came out), upgraded to its max, run Vista!

  • WOW!! That thing can support 1GB of RAM, then you can run Leopard on it!!! Do it!!!

  • No leopard. A few problems

    1. Mac rom can't boot anything other than classic mac ps without a helper.

    2. XPostFacto, a helper, only supports up to tiger.

    3. The system bus remains 50mhz.

  • Maybe try tiger?

  • Get at least the OS X 10.1!

  • overclock the bus

  • @planefreak3

    The absolute most anyone has ever o/c'ed the bus on these to is 55mhz and that doesn't even run stable on most of these machines. It all depends on the quality of the parts on the motherboard how far it can be overclocked. Many can't be overclocked at all. This isn't like a Gigabyte or Asus motherboard where you can change the clocks and voltages from BIOS.

  • @hakemon

    Leopard also requires considerable fiddling in the Open Firmware to make it work. It's just too much trouble then you get a performance hit and give up the ability to run classic Mac OS software.Tiger can even be heavy on these machines. Panther or Jaguar is a better bet for speed under OS X, though you give up some later OS X software compatibility.

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