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How would you
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billb wrote:
[quote=RonT]
[quote=billb]
10.6.3 is $20

The computer currently has 10.6.8 on it. Is it possible to substitute and older OS for a newer one?

(I apologize if this sounds like and inexperienced persons question - but where this kinda stuff is concerned that's exactly what I am.)
10.2, 10.310.6.2, 10.6.3, etc should autoupdate to 10.6.8 :argh:


If your macbook came with no discs then you should have a recovery partition ( command R - hold both keys after the start-up chime until a utility screen pops up ) there's a lot of choices there. Unless it was removed.


* I thought disc recovery and net recovery was 10.7 and up though

my early 2008 2.1 core 2 duo white macbook came with 10.5 preloaded
MB402LL/A

will only run 10.7 with 2GB of ram
10.6 is cheaper (tu)


chrome is no longer supported on 10.5
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