Printing this Appendix - You can't connect to the Internet while installing Tiger, so it's important that you print this Appendix before installing so you can refer to it as you go.Pre-Installation To-Do List īefore you install Tiger, make sure you've done these five simple things. If your hard drive isn't blank, then you can't choose this option. Basic Install - A Basic Install puts a copy of Mac OS X on a blank hard drive.Obviously, you'll want to make sure that any important files are backed up first. Erase and Install - Erase and Install completly obliterates the hard drive you install Tiger on and starts fresh - it's like getting a new Mac.
You will need to tie up a few loose ends afterwards, though, so weigh the extra hassle against the slightly inferior reliability of an Upgrade Install. Among Mac users who are "in the know", this is the most popular choice. Archive and Install - Archive and Install shrink-wraps your current OS, be it an early version of Mac OS X or even (heaven forbid) Mac OS 9, stores it in a folder, and puts a fresh copy of Tiger in its place.but upgraded copies of Mac OS X tend to be slightly buggier than copies installed via either of the two methods below. It eliminates all extra installation headaches. Upgrade Install - An Upgrade Install takes a copy of Mac OS X 10.2 or 10.3 (Jaguar or Panther) and turns it into a copy of Tiger, by going under the hood and modifying only what's been changed since your current Mac OS version.There are four choices, although depending on your current configuration, you won't be able to choose all of them. Types of Installations īefore you begin, you should pick how you're going to install Tiger. But if you feel daunted by the task of installing Tiger and are putting it off, this appendix is made for you! It lays out in plain English what you need to do, and will let you get installation over with in about a half hour. As soon as you finish installing, you'll see an immediate increase in speed and discover lots of cool new features. Getting a new version of the Mac OS feels like christmas for most Mac fans.
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