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10.3: Upgrade CDs require existing 10.2 installation
I found this out too with a older Ti Powerbook (667 MHz -vga video-out). I wiped the disk and tried to install 10.3 from the "Upgrade" disks and received the error that I needed a valid 10.2 install on the disk. I did this. |
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