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    LeopardAssist

    LeopardAssist

    Install OS X Leopard on some unsupported Macs.

    LeopardAssist assists in the process of install OS X Leopard on machines that did not meet the minimum system requirement of an 867MHz or faster processor. It achieves this by temporarily writing a script into the NVRAM of your G4-based Mac. Executed at startup, this script will temporarily force the system to report that a faster processor is installed, allowing the Leopard installer to successfully complete its minimum system requirements check. This allows Leopard to be installed from unmodified installation media or another bootable device. LeopardAssist handles the interaction with Open Firmware, specifying the target processor speed, the number of physical processors in the system, the desired boot device and any additional startup flags to simplify the installation and configuration process.
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    NdisInstaller intends to be a GUI-(Graphical User Interface)-application to the NdisWrapper-program, helping beginners and advanced users to install Windows WLAN-drivers under Linux. This project is NOT part of the ndiswrapper-project but a GUI-project.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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