I thought it was due to not having much memory left as the Apple site says you need at least 3gb of memory, so I deleted until there was over 4gb left. If I try clicking on the icon again, I can see the files available on the cd but it just freezes and crashes Finder again.
ONYX FOR MAC OS FREEZES THE COMPUTER INSTALL
I have found the Tiger install cd, but when I try opening it, it takes a while to open, and then crashes Finder. It installed fine and all my files are there. The only trouble being that I couldn't find the Tiger cd at first, so I had to use the 10.2.3 cd I got when I first bought my computer. Okay so I had a little more time to google the keyboard commands, and managed to get the disk tray ejected, and reinstalled the system from the cd. Thanks a lot to anyone who can help, I'm on a friend's computer right now and I'll keep checking back. well I#m sure you can imagine how much of an inconvenience it would be. I lost everything on my hard drive last year due to an invalid node structure problem, and if it happens again.
ONYX FOR MAC OS FREEZES THE COMPUTER HOW TO
If anyone could please tell me how to do these things, or if you know of another way that I can install the latest update or boot from software update, it would be greatly appreciated. I also know there's a way to boot from my Tiger installer CD but again I can't remember the keyboard commands. I know that there is a way to manually eject the disk tray with keyboard commands, but I can't remember how, And none of my searches on this forum are turning up any results.
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It seems that the latest update begun to install but because I forgot to go back and install the whole thing, something has gone wrong. The blue aqua bar does not load at all, and the rainbow cursor just appears. being the forgetful idiot that I am, I completely forgot, and the next day when I tried turning it on, it froze on the blue screen with the white OS X loading window. Well, being the impatient idiot that I am, I force quit Software Update and planned to do it again later before I turned the computer off. When the Tiger update started, the computer seemed to freeze and I got the rainbow spinning ball cursor. Last night I tried installing iTunes and the laest Tiger update through Software Update.
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