reinstall intel graphics driver before install ati

You can close up the package now it is ready for use. Rename the 'MacOSXUpd10.4.9PPC.dist' package that you kept & call it 'MacOSXUpd10.4.9Intel.dist', (leave out the quotation marks) & place it back into the intel package where you had previously deleted the intel sub-package. You are only going to keep this package so you can drag the remainder of the PPC update to the trash.ģ. Open the package up in the same way as explained above, but this time extract from inside the package, the sub package MacOSXUpd10.4.9PPC.dist and drag it to your desktop. Download the 10.4.9 PPC update package from Apple website (about 72 megs) you can download it here: Right click on it & click 'Show package contents' & you will see it contains another small opened box called MacOSXUpd10.4.9Intel.dist. Unpack it till it looks like the small opened box then drag it to your desktop. Download the 10.4.9 INTEL update package from the Apple website here (about 160 megs), you can download here: Do not try this hack on your everyday system - It may not work!ġ. The Mac Elite will not be liable if you mess up your system. I would advise you try this hack on a cloned firewire drive first & if you are happy with it, you can clone back to your main drive.

There seems to be some confusion concerning the method of how to update a PPC machine with the Apple Intel driver version, so here is a easy to follow guide…. Note: This article is irrelevant to Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, since its PowerPC drivers are on par with the Intel ones. Install Apple Intel Video Drivers on your PPC Powermac and get screen Rotation (on Supported Cards) & Better Support for Recent Nvidia Video Cards.

Reinstall intel graphics driver before install ati