Can i install leopard

@Hara TaikiRecommend you try on your own, helps you learn a thing or two about your software and your hardware.

yes but if my hardware isnt compatible and something goes wrong i will lose my computer rite?

@Hara TaikiData loss is always a possibility, even on supported hardware, so I don't understand why you're even really asking that. If you have important data you wish not to lose and cannot back it up to another location, I recommend staying away from OS X, as the install process involves reformatting your hard drive in most cases.

i have backed up my data but i mean my Pc example: i will never able to boot it or to install windows or something of hardware problesm

@Hara TaikiYour hardware will be fine. If you don't like Mac OS X, you can boot a Windows CD/DVD and reformat the drive and go back to that system if that's what you want. I don't know what could possibly give you the idea that your hardware would become damaged.

ok i will try but when i am partitioning my hard disk
with Partition Magic there is an unlocated space disk of 8mb should i delete it?

@Hara TaikiYou can do your disk partitioning with the Mac OS X Install DVD. It's easier.

ok i am about installing it but one last thing before that

should i install netkas or ddr(number)
and what happend if i select wrong SMBIOS

@Hara TaikiThis made no sense. Depends. Some people end up logged out when selecting "About This Mac", some don't. All I can say is try and see.

hi and thx for all support i could install leopard on my pc! i am writing from Safari

but one last thing how can i boot with windows because windows os doesent appear on darwin boot loader

Recommend you try on your own, helps you learn a thing or two about your software and your hardware.

Data loss is always a possibility, even on supported hardware, so I don't understand why you're even really asking that.

If you have important data you wish not to lose and cannot back it up to another location, I recommend staying away from OS X, as the install process involves reformatting your hard drive in most cases.

Your hardware will be fine. If you don't like Mac OS X, you can boot a Windows CD/DVD and reformat the drive and go back to that system if that's what you want. I don't know what could possibly give you the idea that your hardware would become damaged.

You can do your disk partitioning with the Mac OS X Install DVD. It's easier.

@iPxndxshould i install netkas or ddr(number)

This made no sense.

@iPxndxand what happend if i select wrong SMBIOS

Depends. Some people end up logged out when selecting "About This Mac", some don't. All I can say is try and see.

@Hara TaikiThis made no sense. Depends. Some people end up logged out when selecting "About This Mac", some don't. All I can say is try and see.

pure comedy!