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<blockquote data-quote="megafish" data-source="post: 1307115" data-attributes="member: 217543">Hi folks, I've just run out and bought a new MacBook Pro, after about 7 years of using my Powerbook which has finally become un-upgradable. When I came to use the Migration Assistant it started telling me that I needed to upgrade the software on my old machine? The Powerbook G4 is running on osX 10.4 and can't be upgraded any further since it doesn't have an intel chip; The migration assistant in os x lion doesn't seem very happy playing with anything below snow leopard. Does anyone have any clues for me on how i'm going to be able to make this work, i'm toying with the idea of just copying it all over manually but there's got to be a better way of doing this than that! plus i can't seem to find any copies of the CDs for things like MS office and the like.Any advice would be great fully received, I'm pretty close to smashing them both up with a hammer at the moment!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="megafish, post: 1307115, member: 217543"] Hi folks, I've just run out and bought a new MacBook Pro, after about 7 years of using my Powerbook which has finally become un-upgradable. When I came to use the Migration Assistant it started telling me that I needed to upgrade the software on my old machine? The Powerbook G4 is running on osX 10.4 and can't be upgraded any further since it doesn't have an intel chip; The migration assistant in os x lion doesn't seem very happy playing with anything below snow leopard. Does anyone have any clues for me on how i'm going to be able to make this work, i'm toying with the idea of just copying it all over manually but there's got to be a better way of doing this than that! plus i can't seem to find any copies of the CDs for things like MS office and the like. Any advice would be great fully received, I'm pretty close to smashing them both up with a hammer at the moment!! [/QUOTE]

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