I was installing Leopard tonight on a G4 PowerBook after successfully having done so on my MacBook Pro.
At the point of installation, I chose "Install", when I wanted to chose "Archive and Install", so I cancelled the installation a few minutes in. I should have selected "Customize", but my fingers got moving too fast, and the next thing I knew it was installing Leopard, and I panicked and ended the install, even though I knew it was probably a bad idea.
I was then prompted to select a boot drive, and I selected my default Macintosh HD.
After a restart, I got a black screen with "localhost:/ root#" in the upper left hand part of the display. How can I reboot my computer? Is there a set of commands to enter? Am I screwed? Help!
Rich
At the point of installation, I chose "Install", when I wanted to chose "Archive and Install", so I cancelled the installation a few minutes in. I should have selected "Customize", but my fingers got moving too fast, and the next thing I knew it was installing Leopard, and I panicked and ended the install, even though I knew it was probably a bad idea.
I was then prompted to select a boot drive, and I selected my default Macintosh HD.
After a restart, I got a black screen with "localhost:/ root#" in the upper left hand part of the display. How can I reboot my computer? Is there a set of commands to enter? Am I screwed? Help!
Rich