Otherwise, it boots into the same user setup but I cannot progress beyond that as explained above. I have to press the reset key under the power button to restart, then hold to get to my Leopard drive OS. Upon reboot, the blue and white progress bar freezes from the get go. Is there a way that I can create a user in single user mode somehow to allow me access to the 10.3.9 installation?Īlso, I have 2 different discs for installing 10.3.x, but neither will allow me to install. The Leopard drive still works, and I've backed up all the files on the 10.3.9 (and 9.2.2) drive to a folder on the Leopard drive just in case. The 10.3.9 drive is inaccessible, but instead of not having a password, now I'm stuck in user setup but cannot move forward. This worked great, but upon reboot and entering in the information required to register and continue into the OS, the final "Continue" button is greyed out. type without the quotes: "rm /var/db/.applesetupdone type without the quotes: "/sbin/mount -uaw"Ħ. boot computer and hold the "apple" key and the "s" key.Ĥ. In my attempts to reset the password through single user mode (unsuccessfully), I used a method found on another site, which I shall detail below:ġ. Please refer to for information on that issue.
I am working on a Power Mac G4 (1GHz, 1GB RAM) on which I have a previous question I asked which now has taken a different turn.
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