Re:IPhone 4 is official
by rbanffy on Monday June 07, 2010 @08:06PM
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It's either a hardware difference or Apple artificially restricting where it installs to increase hardware sales.
It would not be the first time - the first iMacs are capable of running up to MacOS X 10.4, provided they have enough memory. I have successfully ran 10.4 on a beige G3. The installer, however, checks the hardware against a list of "forbidden" (if I remember the term used in the .plist file) machine types.
It would not be the first time - the first iMacs are capable of running up to MacOS X 10.4, provided they have enough memory. I have successfully ran 10.4 on a beige G3. The installer, however, checks the hardware against a list of "forbidden" (if I remember the term used in the .plist file) machine types.
Here is a similar story, regarding 10.5:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=200710260837463...