Mac try to hook up sharp al1340 to mac ibook with osx 14.4.11 how do i find mac driver

Try SMC and PRAM reset. To do this you need to google the model number and the reset instructions. If that does not work you need to reinstall the OSX

Boot up using the osx disk.

This printer is not supported by OSX. OS9 was the last supported driver.

Sadly you cannot upgrade OSx above 10.4.x on a G4 based iBook.

You need an Intel processor to run OSx 10.5 and above

Sorry

You can download updates directly from the Apple website via you're browser. When the update is installed Software Update should work again. Check that you are up to date with any Java updates as this would stop some websites functioning properly.

You will need to purchase the Post Script Driver for that model. Sharp Copiers require a product key code to enable post script on their copiers. A sharp dealership will have to sell it to you as well as to get the product key code for the postscript driver.

try removing the passkey and security on the linksys

then enable reverse authenication, by allowing only specific MAC addresses to access the router. ( MAC FILTERING ) ONLY ALLOW

then add the MAC addresses of your IBOOK and what ever else you have..

simple and secure :)

With the OS X Installer CD in the drive, try booting your mac and holding down the option key immediately after you hear the start up chime. This will (hopefully) load a firmware boot loader that will show available start up discs. Hopefully the OSX installer will show up as CD Icon. Select the Icon with your mouse or keyboard and press enter to start up with the Installer CD. From the installer you should be able to erase and format the drive as Mac OS Extended before installing OS X.


If the computer still won't boot from the CD double check that it is a retail OS X installer CD. If your CD has "software restore" or "ibook restore" or any other varient of restore written on the label; or if it names a particular model such as "ibook install" or "imac install" it is not a retail copy and may not be a bootable disc. A retail copy will only name the version of the operating system followed by the word install written on it's label and usually have a brief instruction on booting from the CD by holding the C key at startup.


Hope this helps, let me know what happens.

I take it that you just want to run 10.3 and no longer require OS9.
After starting from the OSX install disc, run Disc Utilities. Form there you can erase the hard drive. You should then be able to install OSX.

iPhoto should not require any drivers for OSX. Have you hooked the camera up the the iBook?