This refers to Macintosh Server computers concurrent with or earlier than the latest Power Mac G4 hardware generation indicated for a particular version of Mac OS X Server, for example: "(AGP Graphics)" or "(QuickSilver)."īecause software developers sometimes must use older computers with developer releases or need to demonstrate their software using PowerBook computers, Apple has allowed for Mac OS X Server to be installed on certain unsupported computers. The ATTO U元D SCSI card is not supported in Mac OS X Server 1.2v3.Ģ. Mac OS X Server 1.x is not compatible with any computer released in or after January, 2001.
Apple provides technical support only for hardware-software combinations that appear on this list. Important: Only the computers explicitly marked "yes" meet the system requirements for Mac OS X Server. The following is sourced from: Apple Computer Model See also: Mac OS X Server "Rhapsody" universal (PPC + Intel x86) developer releasesĭownload Mac OS X Server 1.x (Rhapsody) for MacĨ96 / / / f6da14b4971da9bd887fa743b878e11f735892e1 /
Versionĭeveloper tools: WebObjects 4.0.1. It was replaced by a version based on Mac OS X v10.0 in 2001. Although OS X Server 1.0 had a variation of the Platinum "look and feel" from Mac OS 8, it is based on the OPENSTEP (and thus, NeXTSTEP) operating system instead of the classic Mac OS, giving users a preview of the future operating system Mac OS X. It followed the Rhapsody series of developer releases of what was to be known as Mac OS X. Mac OS X Server 1.0, released on March 16, 1999, is the first operating system released into the retail market by Apple Computer based on their acquisition of NeXT.
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