Existing users, 
you're saying this works "with 10.3.1." do you mean you're using xpostfacto on a machine that's already *running* 10.3.x??
what function does xpostfacto serve in that situation? why would someone run software whose purpose is to allow them to install 10.3 on a machine that's already running 10.3??
i'm so confuuuuuuused...
XPostFacto
install OS X on unsupported Macs
Version: 4.0
wait a minute:
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: plaintiger Saturday, February 21 2004 @ 07:11 PM PST
Product Platform: MacOS,MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: NO
Comments
wait a minute: - plaintiger
yes, i understand all that. what i don't understand is why you'd run xpostfacto on a machine that's already *running* Panther.Friday, March 05 2004 @ 07:36 PM PST
wait a minute: - gommino
You need it to boot back into Mac OS 9.Rob.
Saturday, March 06 2004 @ 04:06 AM PST
wait a minute: - Gabriel Hojman
yes, you are confused. but i can explain what xpostfacto's purpose. most old macs can't run panther. maybe you haven't seen this happen. but if you try to install panther on a wallstreet, you will get an error and will be restricted to install panther. xpostfacto relieves this restriction so installation can continue. if you have a mac that can't install panther, use this. if you can install panther with any mac, without restriction leave this program alone.Reply to This
Friday, March 05 2004 @ 04:23 PM PST