Not looking good.
2 of the .DMG's claim to be iBook install CD and I have no way of differentiating them as the both contain the same number of files and indeed the exact same file/folder structure and even names.
The other discs appear to be iBook HD images, but the first one is iBookHD.imgpart the 2nd one is ibookhd.img and the others are ibookhd2, 3 and so on .img files.
For some stupid reason I have 4 blank CD's left and 6 discs to burn. This is going to be interesting.
What it really interesting is that both the iBook Install CD discs feature Mac OS 9.1 whearas according to LEM, the dual usb iBook requires 9.2.1 so I more than likely just burnt a useless disc.
It is also quite possible the PM sent me to an iBook G3 Clamshell restore area and not the dual USB area / restore images I need.
I blame Apple though. Why the heck do they name their files __647262-bah3.DMG? That is a totally useless and uninformative file name. Argh.
2 of the .DMG's claim to be iBook install CD and I have no way of differentiating them as the both contain the same number of files and indeed the exact same file/folder structure and even names.
The other discs appear to be iBook HD images, but the first one is iBookHD.imgpart the 2nd one is ibookhd.img and the others are ibookhd2, 3 and so on .img files.
For some stupid reason I have 4 blank CD's left and 6 discs to burn. This is going to be interesting.
What it really interesting is that both the iBook Install CD discs feature Mac OS 9.1 whearas according to LEM, the dual usb iBook requires 9.2.1 so I more than likely just burnt a useless disc.
It is also quite possible the PM sent me to an iBook G3 Clamshell restore area and not the dual USB area / restore images I need.
I blame Apple though. Why the heck do they name their files __647262-bah3.DMG? That is a totally useless and uninformative file name. Argh.