PS: OS X Mavericks disk utility wasn't able to show the name or resize of the partition because it was an APFS volume. APFS came out in 2017 and mavericks came out in 2013.
To burn Leopard to a DVD, you need to burn a dual layer DVD, which is how it was actually distributed through retail, on DL DVDs. Yea, I somehow got that working.
The DMG that you would use to burn it to a DL DVD. (The one in the top left of the window at 0:55) And FireWire because it was the most popular external drive experience on Mac around the time of Leopard, so, maximum compatibility when you're trying to boot from it to install. (Yes usb was a thing back then, but in true Apple fashion, FireWire was better supported)
@@iRedMCYT @monkeyman767 answered it faster than I could get to you aha. Yep, the regular DL DVD rip DMG, and in my case I used a 250 GB LaCie Porsche Design. Internally, it's like an IDE Seagate Barracuda and externally it has two FW400 ports for daisy-chaining. I cracked it open, obviously, and intend on using it as a FireWire bridge to convert old IDE drives into BlueSCSI adapters or something.
@@monkeyman767 Last time I tried using FireWire to boot off of, it wouldn’t let me. Just complained it was a FireWire drive. I do have a FireWire 800 drive, so maybe I can try again.
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13:56 that’s most likely a certificate-related error, you just had to set the date/time back to something before 9/1/2019 and it would install (that is when apple’s older certificates expired afaik)
I’ve actually used this! Theoretically with patch tools you can do quite a few versions together. A year ago my 2009 Mac Mini had everything from Snow Leopard to Ventura installed on it across two drives. In theory you could do everything from 10.5 Leopard to macOS Sonoma on one of the 2008/2009 machines. Everything after 10.15 Catalina ran absolutely horribly on those computers though, even with max RAM and an SSD.
Just a few tips with opencore, when it asks you if you want to install it to the disk, you have to say yes because all it has done at that point is installed the base installer and it wouldnt work if you didnt install opencore, and also opencoring on an opencored opencore works just fine
(7:55) I did also install Leopard on my 2006 Polycarbonate MacBook, and some textures did in fact corrupt… But don’t be scared, it’s totally normal! :)
28:10 laughed so hard Been binging your videos, you're a great creator (Also, ive noticed both from my own and from your experiences that Windows 9x and Android x86 suck)
I worked with a lot of Mac throughout the years and I remember booting all these versions. I also hate the fact that if you want to download a version of macOS you have to get many different Macs throughout the year because no matter what the new MacBooks or whatever MacBook you got, you cannot downgrade. You can’t even download it onto your system or to a different drive. The App Store will not allow you and there are only certain Mac OS that you could download on a new computer and you have to search it up and find it or you can make a bootable USB with the terminal that for some reason, it doesn’t really work well with the older macOS at lest for me. This is my experience using a MacBook. I never tried to download macOS on any of my Windows computers to move to a drive. 😅
Tip: when on the boot picker, you can permanently set the new default boot volume by control + clicking the volume you want. You can do this to the opencore efi boot to not having to select the opencore efi boot every time you boot up the mac
You’re correct macOS X 10.6.8 snow leopard is the very last OS to have a real welcome video except if you also count the macOS ads then it could be because they also introduce the OS as an intro video.
It’s impossible to boot anything above Catalina and all those older versions on the same drive because of APFS, I suspect… But this being apparently a Mac that still had an optical drive bay (is it a late 2009 model? I think it is), it has at least two SATA ports, and with OpenCore Legacy Patcher, it can probably run any OS it officially supported since its release, and then some.
Hi jiga if you watching this comment I have a something to tell what you sald "oh no" after installing to untitled 2 on 7:43 than they show I saw it was a Morse code so it said "WARNING: This software is not compatible with this computer. Please restart your computer and try again" meant this Mac does not compatible of that try not crash or bricked the Mac it would not work for that so it was actually showing on "snow leopard" on macos This is actually made on gimini ai actually that Morse code
On my primary Mac (2012 15” Unibody MacBook Pro), I have 3 versions of macOS (+ Windows 11) on the hard drive: OS X Mountain Lion, macOS Mojave, and macOS Sonoma (which will be updated to Sequoia). Mojave and Sonoma share their partition (APFS is fucking weird), which saves space.
A little story of mine I had this computer inside one of my classes in Middle School it was a late 2011 MacBook and it was and it's still running to this day I think because the latest version I got to was macos 14.3 and the school even allowed me to screw with it and I was happy because my brain said why don't we just update it to the latest version
That was a very fun video I enjoyed it... Just thought I'd let you and anyone else know if they actually want to do something like this in the future OpenCore includes a python script to download different MacOS versions, rn they list all the way back to Lion
The program Mist is great for installing macOS installers in multiple formats (dmg, img, iso, etc.). I used it to put like 12 versions on one 128GB usb stick
If you decide to ever do this again you should get a 2007 imac then upgrade the cpu to a core 2 duo that support sse 4.1 which will allow you to install macos 10.4.10 through sonoma via oclp
@@Nicklamnyes I know, I’ve tried that. I have created bootable usb sticks with every version along the way. The problem is that the Mac does not find the bootable stick in the boot menu, no matter what I do. When booted into 10.4 any usb stick and device is recognized just fine but as soon as it’s from the boot menu nothing shows up. And I’ve followed all instructions and as I’ve said done this countless times before sooo…
@@jemjonpretty sure there is a keybind on startup to boot from USB?? Or maybe that Mac is not USB bootable (not sure if apple ever did that) but yeah I've got no idea maybe download an installer and upgrade? Then clean install if USB booting works.
PS: OS X Mavericks disk utility wasn't able to show the name or resize of the partition because it was an APFS volume. APFS came out in 2017 and mavericks came out in 2013.
Thanks to u I can do it XD
@@UrbanLegendVEVO glhf
And any version before high sierra uses OS X extended journaled
yoh - seh - mite
yoh - seh - mih - tee
Yoh-seh-mih-tee
yoh-seh-mit-tee
yoh-smite
Yoh-seh-Mih-t-e-e
Jou semait
Criminally underrated. :)
Great video - reminds me of Micheal MJD's videos.
(also the part at 28:16 killed me for no reason)
I’m glad that you added Snow Leopard to the OS List as I have a Physical Copy of Snow Leopard that I found at a Thrift Store
To burn Leopard to a DVD, you need to burn a dual layer DVD, which is how it was actually distributed through retail, on DL DVDs. Yea, I somehow got that working.
Protip: restore the dmg to an external FireWire drive, it works a charm.
@@Mainyehc What DMG and what would FireWire have to do with it?
The DMG that you would use to burn it to a DL DVD. (The one in the top left of the window at 0:55)
And FireWire because it was the most popular external drive experience on Mac around the time of Leopard, so, maximum compatibility when you're trying to boot from it to install.
(Yes usb was a thing back then, but in true Apple fashion, FireWire was better supported)
@@iRedMCYT @monkeyman767 answered it faster than I could get to you aha. Yep, the regular DL DVD rip DMG, and in my case I used a 250 GB LaCie Porsche Design. Internally, it's like an IDE Seagate Barracuda and externally it has two FW400 ports for daisy-chaining. I cracked it open, obviously, and intend on using it as a FireWire bridge to convert old IDE drives into BlueSCSI adapters or something.
@@monkeyman767 Last time I tried using FireWire to boot off of, it wouldn’t let me. Just complained it was a FireWire drive. I do have a FireWire 800 drive, so maybe I can try again.
im in fact, watching this on the same day as of its release
sam
Same bro
Same
Same
Ye
oh my god the nostalgia of that wave background its so nostalgia nostalgic
I have watched 10 seconds, and I LOVE THE VIDEO ALREADY
3:48 uhhhhh penguin :D
for mountain lion and some installers, it may say its tampered, its not true, change the date back a few years
Change the date to 2013 and turn off internet connectivity and it should work
i once dualbooted lion and catalina on a early 2009 iMac, it actually functioned pretty well!
I love how this comes out the day I finish watching the windows multi-boot 😂😂
13:03 bro just hit me with the biggest wave of nostalgia I've ever had with this wii u eshop audio
Found your video in my recommendation feed, saw the thumbnail and i thought this would be a good idea to watch the video. I wasn't wrong! I am subscribed now
17:42 the TASKBAR 😭😭
13:56 that’s most likely a certificate-related error, you just had to set the date/time back to something before 9/1/2019 and it would install (that is when apple’s older certificates expired afaik)
If you turn the clock back, you should be able to install mountain lion. It’s something with authentication keys
the windows video was very good, AND THIS ONE. THIS ONE IS SO MUCH BETTER
28:08 ‘Catalina Has Left the Chat’ lol
Dual boot: My guess is 2 at any given time, seeing how DUAL means ONLY 2!
real
this channel gives me druaga1 and dankpods mix vibes, good video :3 (despite all of the wrong pronunciations)
he blew up live rip
It’s so nice how compatible the dual booting is on macs
the 16 partitions was funny🤣
JIGA I WAS THE FIRST TO NOTICE THE VLC PLUSHIE
at which second?
@@piratetriforceno idea and too lazy to
@@piratetriforcearound the time he was yappin bout his closet
VLC Media Player Plushie or a different VLC Plushie?
@@AirknightTails vlc mwdia plyer
I’m really tempted to do this but with literally every version a 2012 can run, if i ain’t wrong, it’s around 13 versions
this feels like a modernized druaga1 video
I’ve actually used this! Theoretically with patch tools you can do quite a few versions together. A year ago my 2009 Mac Mini had everything from Snow Leopard to Ventura installed on it across two drives. In theory you could do everything from 10.5 Leopard to macOS Sonoma on one of the 2008/2009 machines. Everything after 10.15 Catalina ran absolutely horribly on those computers though, even with max RAM and an SSD.
props to this guy for installing 11 versions, I'd give up on the first error lol
he just blew up
Just a few tips with opencore, when it asks you if you want to install it to the disk, you have to say yes because all it has done at that point is installed the base installer and it wouldnt work if you didnt install opencore, and also opencoring on an opencored opencore works just fine
Thank you sir jiga
PINBALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
im watching the livestream at the same time
madlad
Those sounds in the backround gives me a nostalgia trip. (sry for my English, I an from Austria)
how many kangaroos do you own?
@@としろう Austria is in Europe. Not Australia
Word of the day format
Now install all Windowses on that computer
(7:55) I did also install Leopard on my 2006 Polycarbonate MacBook, and some textures did in fact corrupt… But don’t be scared, it’s totally normal! :)
28:10 eyy, i used to have rock candy controllers my xbox 360 and wii
28:10 laughed so hard
Been binging your videos, you're a great creator
(Also, ive noticed both from my own and from your experiences that Windows 9x and Android x86 suck)
I worked with a lot of Mac throughout the years and I remember booting all these versions. I also hate the fact that if you want to download a version of macOS you have to get many different Macs throughout the year because no matter what the new MacBooks or whatever MacBook you got, you cannot downgrade. You can’t even download it onto your system or to a different drive. The App Store will not allow you and there are only certain Mac OS that you could download on a new computer and you have to search it up and find it or you can make a bootable USB with the terminal that for some reason, it doesn’t really work well with the older macOS at lest for me. This is my experience using a MacBook. I never tried to download macOS on any of my Windows computers to move to a drive. 😅
Tip: when on the boot picker, you can permanently set the new default boot volume by control + clicking the volume you want. You can do this to the opencore efi boot to not having to select the opencore efi boot every time you boot up the mac
I managed to get Sonoma on my old iMac you have to keep rebooting the computer! It works!
They did in a previous video
@@eugiblisscast yea I believe I saw as well theirs issues with sonoma but with a apple wired keyboard its possible
You’re correct macOS X 10.6.8 snow leopard is the very last OS to have a real welcome video except if you also count the macOS ads then it could be because they also introduce the OS as an intro video.
the sequel we wanted (i wanted)
if you want to install mountain lion you should try to change the time and date on your mac using the terminal on recovery mode
Idk why i enjoyed this more than the live stream
Multibooooooooot!
i have high sierra and sonoma dualbooted on my 2012 macbook pro (opencore) lmfao. i have reinstalled macos so many times i can do it in my sleep
28:07 new patch up- (*desktop leaves fr*)
open coring on an open cored opencore is a very good idea 30:34
It’s impossible to boot anything above Catalina and all those older versions on the same drive because of APFS, I suspect… But this being apparently a Mac that still had an optical drive bay (is it a late 2009 model? I think it is), it has at least two SATA ports, and with OpenCore Legacy Patcher, it can probably run any OS it officially supported since its release, and then some.
Hi jiga if you watching this comment I have a something to tell what you sald "oh no" after installing to untitled 2 on 7:43 than they show I saw it was a Morse code so it said "WARNING: This software is not compatible with this computer. Please restart your computer and try again" meant this Mac does not compatible of that try not crash or bricked the Mac it would not work for that so it was actually showing on "snow leopard" on macos
This is actually made on gimini ai actually that Morse code
I was once successfully able to dual boot Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion, and Mavericks
On my primary Mac (2012 15” Unibody MacBook Pro), I have 3 versions of macOS (+ Windows 11) on the hard drive: OS X Mountain Lion, macOS Mojave, and macOS Sonoma (which will be updated to Sequoia). Mojave and Sonoma share their partition (APFS is fucking weird), which saves space.
Here you could've installed Sonoma by installing Big Sur or something and booting into Big Sur on on that partition and updating it to Sonoma
Great content
28:18 new patch upd- *desktop leaves*
You ain't dual booting you're quindecim booting.
balls
real
A little story of mine I had this computer inside one of my classes in Middle School it was a late 2011 MacBook and it was and it's still running to this day I think because the latest version I got to was macos 14.3 and the school even allowed me to screw with it and I was happy because my brain said why don't we just update it to the latest version
moyu moyu
Snow Leopard is one of my favorites
should’ve done this in March for Marchintosh
ok
That was a very fun video I enjoyed it... Just thought I'd let you and anyone else know if they actually want to do something like this in the future OpenCore includes a python script to download different MacOS versions, rn they list all the way back to Lion
The program Mist is great for installing macOS installers in multiple formats (dmg, img, iso, etc.). I used it to put like 12 versions on one 128GB usb stick
If you decide to ever do this again you should get a 2007 imac then upgrade the cpu to a core 2 duo that support sse 4.1 which will allow you to install macos 10.4.10 through sonoma via oclp
Mac OS Catalina be like: ima go 🙂↔️
This mac is on life support
hamburger
Translation: I watched this on the day it came out.
Meanwhile me, failing to upgrade my 2008 Mac from 10.4 to Mavericks every time I try.
upgrade to 10.6 or 10.7 or the highest that you can upgrade from 10.4 to. because 5 versions may be too much.
how did you get 10.4 on an 2008 mac?
@@someonee189tbh I have absolutely no idea how that worked, I bought it on eBay classifieds like that.
@@Nicklamnyes I know, I’ve tried that. I have created bootable usb sticks with every version along the way. The problem is that the Mac does not find the bootable stick in the boot menu, no matter what I do. When booted into 10.4 any usb stick and device is recognized just fine but as soon as it’s from the boot menu nothing shows up. And I’ve followed all instructions and as I’ve said done this countless times before sooo…
@@jemjonpretty sure there is a keybind on startup to boot from USB?? Or maybe that Mac is not USB bootable (not sure if apple ever did that) but yeah I've got no idea maybe download an installer and upgrade? Then clean install if USB booting works.
this is beautiful
1:37
Yo dude. You forgot to blur your serial
3:39 :D
I used hfsmount in windows to make bootable mac os installers from a dmg file. I would give that a shot with the failed installer you had.
fun fact: i watched a lil bit of the stream
It’s because the model information you gave to open legacy patcher doesn’t support Mac OS Sonoma that is why it is giving you the banned symbol.
I love dualbooting Mac OS
This is epic
mac os big sur 😀
YÆÄÆĘ 👹
Hey Jiga Tech, please do this idea:
Upgrading Windows 1.0 to Windows 11
Why are u torturing ur self😂😂
Mountain lion is The late equivalent of Windows Vista
28:08 Imma leave 👋
Catalina and prior were the last tolerable versions of OS X
MUFFIN MUG
yoo new jiga vid dropped?
would you do the same on a Intel mac book or is the result the same ? And great Video i loved to watching it
I am troubled that you are not naming the partitions with the names of the OSs.
yay dualboot macos edition :D
Epic fail on sonoma good job
eleven booting
your voice getting slightly more tired each new version lol
Eepy jiga
you can recover the mac to the oldest possible version by holding CMD-SHIFT-ALT-R
Very good vid
My dad on his MacBook uses MacOS Sierra
Now I’m buying a 2011 iMac just for this lol
The reason you can’t make more partitions is because of APFS which mavericks has no idea how to read because it was introduced in high sierra
the live is taking forever.