What's new in LeopardAssist 3.0 Preview
Dec 30, 2013
- Complete Rewrite with numerous under-the-hood improvements and optimisations.
- Redesigned interface and icon.
- Users can now choose to start in Single User Mode and Safe Boot after restart.
- Added automatic detection of Single and Dual processor systems.
- Added the ability for users to specify a custom processor clock frequency.
- Added detection for unsupported architectures and insufficient memory.
- Improved security when handling passwords at Authentication stage.
New in LeopardAssist 2.3.3 (Jun 22, 2009)
- Fake CPU Speed lifted to 933MHz, giving the system room to "give or take" from the modified CPU speed.
- Disables "Restore System Defaults" if G5 or Intel detected.
- Changes to behaviour on Multi-Processor Systems
- Added "Demonstration Mode" for unsupported systems to demo the software.
- Code Cleanup.
- Changes to Final Restart step, now shows steps to recover from problems.
New in LeopardAssist 2.3.2 (Nov 27, 2008)
- Version 2.3.2 corrects minor bugs, including where if the user chooses to boot from CD/DVD the system may still be dropped into open firmware.
- Additionally additional protection has been added if users try to run the application on G3s, G5s and Intels.
- Corrects CD/DVD Boot Option Bug
- Disables NVWrite if G3, G5 or Intel detected
New in LeopardAssist 2.3.1 (Oct 6, 2008)
- Changes the code used to boot from DVD in the boot device selection screen, hopefully solving the open firmware "mac-boot" issue.
- Now supports additional systems (including the PowerBook G4 series).
- Auto-Detects number of System Processors.
- Removes faulty RAM check code.
- Minor improvements to Error Reporter.
New in LeopardAssist 2.3 (Oct 3, 2008)
- Now supports additional systems (including the PowerBook G4 series).
- Auto-Detects number of System Processors.
- Removes faulty RAM check code.
- Minor improvements to Error Reporter.
New in LeopardAssist 2.2c (Sep 29, 2008)
- Changed the Memory Check to allow installation even if less than 512mb has been found.
- Now detects for potential hardware incompatibility with OS X Leopard.
- Advanced Mode Scripts for administrators and pro users.
- Improved Error Reporter and Contact Form built in.
- Now tested on iBook G4 2003 series.
New in LeopardAssist 2.2 (Sep 29, 2008)
- Now detects for potential hardware incompatibility with OS X Leopard.
- Advanced Mode Scripts for administrators and pro users.
- Improved Error Reporter and Contact Form built in.
- Now tested on iBook G4 2003 series.
New in LeopardAssist 2.1 (Sep 11, 2008)
- Now detects G3 Processors and notifies accordingly.
- Ability to select boot device in LeopardAssist setup assistant (bypass issue with Wireless keyboards not working in boot manager).
- No longer uses AppleScript, writes directly to Shell.
- Added "Console" to preview the installed script before restarting.
- "Restore System Defaults" menu option clears Verbose Mode, 867mhz script.
- Feedback & Error Reporter menu option added.
- Various security patches (now closes SUDO when finished).
- Various interface tweaks.
- Redesigned Icon.
- First version officially tested on OS X Leopard 10.5.4 and Tiger 10.4.11
New in LeopardAssist 2.0 (Aug 18, 2008)
- Eliminated Boot File, data is written directly to PRAM.
- Major Bug Fixes.
- New User Interface.
- Tested on second generation PowerPCs (eMac G4).