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  1. 01-30-2009, 01:58 PM #1
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    Installing Leopard for Macbook Pro on a Macbook

    I have the Leopard install software discs for my Macbook Pro. Will they work on my regular macbook?
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    I dont know lol, i once saw a leopard at the zoo though....
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    Quote Originally Posted by MAD MATT View Post
    I dont know lol, i once saw a leopard at the zoo though....
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    Any real answers?

    I just attempted to install it, but it said it couldn't be done, so I guess that's my answer unless someone on here (Carlos or any of the other Mac gurus) knows anything I don't.
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    you should be able to as a mac book is running the same software as a pro....
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    whats it saying when you try to install it?
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    yes. the os isn't specific to a computer, it's the apple operating system which works on all apple hardware. when you upgrade OS, you only get one version - it works on all apples (provided they have the processing power to handle the new OS).
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    It is saying "This OS will not work on this computer".
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