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So can anyone confirm?...do Finder windows update their contents like they are supposed to yet: which should be immediately? I want my OS 9 Finder windows back! I have to wait minutes before the current OS X Finder shows what's actually in the freakin windows Really annoying when you're working on a hot project.

I received Leopard today and haven't been able to boot off of the DVD, I have a PowerMac G4 (PCI Graphics) I have a Sonnet ZIF 1GHz upgrade card installed, an ATI Radeon 9200 128MB, 1GB of RAM and a Seagate 750GB SATA drive. Nowhere have I found that processor upgrade cards aren't supported and no where have I also found that PCI graphics machines aren't supported. I called Sonnet Tech support and the guy on the phone said that Apple has quietly killed support for PCI Graphics Macs. Is this true?

I fear I am being punished for actually having my zillions of files organized, and keeping my drives managed.

Now I have to put up with a plethora of "find stuff" features and "2-step" launches for other who do not. Which is fine. But please let us others just have our "slim" Finder and dock back.

Comon Apple, dont be...

Doofuses.

Like the one before me here posting :

I am the owner of a Powermac G4 / 400 with PCI graphics ("Codename Yikes" ) - it has a Geforce 5200 graphics ( QuartzExtreme enabled under Tiger ) , 1024 MB of Ram, a modern fast HDD.

I hacked open the OSInstall.mpkg from the Leopard DVD and set the check for 866Mhz to 399.

It wont boot! It gives kernelpanics and just quits. So Apple has indeed not only set the CPU speed, but have removed all required kexts to boot any PCI based machine.

It is a shame ! This G4 can boot every OS from 8.6 to Tiger, and now suddenly it is obsolete ?!

What makes Leopard only different ro Tiger is the demand for a Q/E graphics - the horsepower of the cpu cannot be that relevant, because an G4/400 with AGP I have seen operating just fine under ( the same "hacked" installer used ) Leopard, in fact if you disable time-machine running in background LEo is faster than Tiger on old macs.

Shame on you Apple !

So, Leopard won't work on a machine that was discontiued in october of 1999.

What, are you some kind of a nut? That was EIGHT years ago.

Take the $129 and put it towards a new machine.

Doofuses.

I agree with robttwo. I'm impressed with the legacy support as it is. I'm not surprised that yours is no longer supported. 8 years come on. Vista when launched barely supported 1 or 2 year old computers (due to stiff video requirements)

I'm sure you can hack an install anyways...

I smell a class action lawsuit. I have a Mac LC III and there really is no reason for them to have dropped 68k support . . .