That means if your iMac is less than 400 Mhz, your maximum operating system is 10.3.9 but you still need to make sure the firmware is up to date for 10.2 or later. Only those with built-in Firewire can, and only those whose firmware has been updated. So, in short, try downloading on a PC, run MD5sum.exe (google it) and burn from there if you can.Not all iMac G3s can install Tiger. Yellow Dog Linux Disks 2-4 passed the install check and checksums Never could figure out why the first disk allows failed the media check and I wasted like 4 CD's trying to burn Disk#1 on the Mac.

Worked fine after I downloaded and burned from a PC. I had to download the Disk#1 on a PC and ran a program called MD5sum.exe on it to check it out. I had a similar problem with Yellow Dog Linux 4.0.1 Disk #1 and burning on a Mac with the built in CD iso burner OS X 10.3 has. Is there a site I can get a good download? I have Yellow Dog on my sys now but wanted to use Fedora because it has a greater recognition and more users that can help with these little probs.

I went to a mirror and got the same results. I downloaded the FC4-ppc-disk1.iso and disk two-Disk 1 fails on both the linux check and the checksum on disk utility(I'm using an iBook G3 mac osx 10.4.2) Disk two checks out fine-Īfter trying 2 times from the the Fedora Project web site:

Hello All, My first attempt at Fedora and I seem to have a small problem.

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