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Embed this Program Add this Program to your website by copying the code below. Preview Preview •. As the developers of LeopardAssist point out, when Apple released the final system requirements for Leopard, an official cutoff point of 867MHz was introduced, leaving several machines, even those just 67MHz below and with dual processors, out in the cold. Leopard isn't therefore supposed to run on G4 computers with less than 867MHz and if you've ever tried, you'll know that the installation is simply aborted. LeopardAssist works around this problem by allowing you to install Leopard without modifying it or reducing its capabilities in any way. When you run LeopardAssist, it virtually changes the CPU speed to 933MHz thus fooling Leopard into thinking that your system is fast enough for it. It works by writing a script into your PRAM so that when you next restart your Mac with the Leopard CD inserted, it will run the installer automatically from your CD/DVD drive.

After installation, the Leopard installer will automatically restore the default boot drive and return your Mac to normal. I'm always wary of using anything that modifies a Mac's PRAM but for G4 owners, Leopard Assist may be the only option to install Leopard. Fake CPU Speed lifted to 933MHz, giving the system room to 'give or take' from the modified CPU speed. Disables 'Restore System Defaults' if G5 or Intel detected. Changes to behavior on Multi-Processor Systems Added 'Demonstration Mode' for unsupported systems to demo the software.

Code Cleanup. Changes to Final Restart step, now shows steps to recover from problems. Changes • Fake CPU Speed lifted to 933MHz, giving the system room to 'give or take' from the modified CPU speed. Disables 'Restore System Defaults' if G5 or Intel detected. Changes to behavior on Multi-Processor Systems Added 'Demonstration Mode' for unsupported systems to demo the software. Code Cleanup.

Changes to Final Restart step, now shows steps to recover from problems.

Apple has issued an update to Migration Assistant for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, allowing Leopard users to transfer data, settings and applications to new Macs running Mac OS X Lion. Issued on Wednesday, Migration Assistant Update for Mac OS X Leopard resolves an issue that prevented the tool from transferring data to the latest version of Mac OS X, which Apple released in July. The update is a 4.98MB download and requires Mac OS X 10.5.8. Users should take note, though, that Mac OS X Lion drops support for the Rosetta emulation environment, so any migrated PowerPC applications will not run on the new OS. Apple released a Migration Assistant Update for Snow Leopard in July, ahead of Lion's arrival on the Mac App Store.

The company has also added support for Windows PCs to Migration Assistant in Lion, enabling PC users to more easily make the switch to Mac OS X. The Cupertino, Calif., Mac maker has been doing some minor housekeeping for Lion this week.

On Monday, Apple issued a Lion Recovery Disk Assistant tool that allows the creation of a Recovery Disk on external drives. Mac OS X Lion has seen early success, with first day downloads exceeding the one million mark. Despite encountering a few minor bugs and glitches in Lion, reviewers have praised the upgrade as a 'big leap' into the post-PC iPad era. Microsoft office remote for mac.

Originally Posted by Anthracite Just got a new 27' iMac for my birthday yesterday. Tried to migrate data from my alienware area 51 to the Mac using migration asst. Tried via wifi and CAT 5 cable. Both failed when the PC continually waited to be recognized by the Mac. Maybe this update will alleviate the problem. Migration assistant sounds nice in theory.

Would be nicer if it actually worked. And, is your Alienware is running OS X? If not, you would need a different solution for that migration. Originally Posted by flowney What about Migration Assistant in Lion? Wouldn't using that be sufficient?