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Re: form factors



You could - for best practices. However, as long as your machines weren't released a month ago you should be safe to just distinguish between PPC and Intel for your images. All the relevant drivers should work fine.




On May 15, 2008, at 11:06 AM, Jennie Henzel wrote:


When creating images, I have heard that you should create an image for each form factor - use an emac to create an emac image, ibook G4 - ibook G4 image, etc. So, I suppose I was trying to understand if the reason for that was if there was something unique to the OS for each form factor or if it was what happened after the OS was installed during the process of installing all the other components of the image.


Can someone tell me if this theory is correct, regarding creating images for each form factor?

I work in a school and we have iBook G4's, eMacs, MacBooks, and Intel iMacs.

Thank you.

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