How do you install v10.3.5 from a dmg file?

[jacatone]

Have an old iBook running v10.3.5 and wanted to do a reinstall. How would I do this just using a dmg file? Thanks.

 

[pigoo3]

Have an old iBook running v10.3.5 and wanted to do a reinstall. How would I do this just using a dmg file? Thanks.

Where did you download the ".dmg" file from?

- Nick

 

[Kevriano]

Hmmm. I spy with my beady eye......

 

[pigoo3]

Hmmm. I spy with my beady eye......

Exactly...ha ha!

- Nick

 

[McBie]

Nick, Wy do you always ask difficult questions ?

Cheers ... McBie

 

[pigoo3]

Nick, Wy do you always ask difficult questions ?

Cheers ... McBie

Just asking the OP a simple question to further the conversation...I didn't want to jump to any incorrect conclusions.

- Nick

 

[Mac SK]

Just asking the OP a simple question to further the conversation...I didn't want to jump to any incorrect conclusions.

- Nick

Make them twist in the wind..He..HE...

 

[Eric559]

Have an old iBook running v10.3.5 and wanted to do a reinstall. How would I do this just using a dmg file? Thanks.

You reinstall using the disk that you purchased.

 

[macwannabe]

good luck buddy

 

[Collin Bl]

Have an old iBook running v10.3.5 and wanted to do a reinstall. How would I do this just using a dmg file? Thanks.

Assuming you have made a dmg of your original disk - which i have done with mine as it is quicker than having to do the install off the disk and heaps of updates - then restoring can be done in the same app you use to make the dmg

 

[redwolf4k]

For future reference, it would be a better idea to make a "copy" of your install cd, or create an ".iso" image, so you can burn a "copy" of your original OSX. An .iso is your best bet.