How Do You Install Jaguar Powerbook G4?
Jaguar is the name for the third incarnation of Apple’s OS X software that was released in 2002. Following in the tradition of feline-themed nomenclature (OS X and X.1 were named Cheetah and Puma, respectively), Jaguar was a far superior version of OS X than its predecessors and is considered by many Mac experts as the first “real” version of OS X. While Apple no longer supports it, Jaguar is still a valid operating system for a number of its computer lines, including its PowerBook G4 laptop. Insert the Jaguar CD into the CD/DVD drive on your PowerBook. Once the CD icon mounts on the desktop, double-click on it to open it. Then double-click on “Install Mac OS X” to begin installation. Unlike later Mac OS versions that use DVD media, Jaguar installations fit on a standard-sized CD. Enter the computer’s administrator name and password when prompted. If you do not know the password, you can reboot the PowerBook by selecting “Restart” from under the apple in the upper left corner of the sc
