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Mac 10.5.5 to 0.0.0


Avery Kucan
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i changed systemversion.plist from 10.5.5 to 10.6.8, and now all the apps say "mac osx 10.4.6 or newer is requiored

current version is "0.0.0"""

 

i changed it beck, even with -x safe mode, but it still does not let me run ANYTHING!!! even textedit, or safari, or chrome, or system settings.

 

it boots to desktop, and finder, but everything else thinks it is mac os 0.0.0 instead of 10.5.5 :(:P

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OS X doesn't store its system version only in that file. IIRC, that file has been written to be a safe check for developers to get info about the OS... But why have you changed it? It's a file reserved to the system,you should never mess around with them anyway unless you know 100% what will happen. Maybe using terminal will work.

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You can not change 10.5.5 to 10.6.4, are two different Operating Systems.

 

You can only upgrade your System to 10.5.8.

 

For Leopard (10.5.x) the 10.6.x doesn't exist.

 

i know that.

 

it was an accident

 

10.4.x is tiger, 10.5.x is leopard, and 10.6.x is snow leopard. they are all look alike, but inside, they are different kernals, root structure, ect

 

i changed from 10.5.5. tp 10.6.4, but only meant to 10.5.6

 

i changed it back, but nothing is fixed. its just 0.0.0

 

i did 4 hours of research, and dont want to know what i did wrong

 

i just want to know how to fic it without reinstalling mac on my pc

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