![]() ![]() The drive happened to be inserted in "USB1", so I typed Boot to this archive and the comments here, I was able to get Leopard up and running! It took a couple of weeks to figure out, so hopefully will save somebody some time. This is the boot drive.I put the flash drive was in the computer and booted it into Open Firmware by clicking option-command-O-F after the chime. Formatted the flash drive to Mac OS Extended (Journaled), and clicked on "Restore", using the iso file for the "restore from" option, and the flash drive as the destination. I downloaded the ISO file onto my computer. As reported by MacWorld, through support pages, it’s. I clicked on "Erase", and the option for "Apple Partition Map" appears, and Mac OS Extended (Journaled), and ran that to format the drive. Ten years ago, users needed to pay Apple 19.99 for the latest version of its OS X, and now you can finally download these two for free. Using disk utility, I clicked on the new drive, then "View" and then "Show all devices". I started with a new hard drive and formatted it using a Vantec IDE/SATA to USB 3.0 adapter (best $20 I've spent) on a mac running High Sierra.
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