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Understood. However I would think that lists.apple.com might be recognized as a legit URL. Or do you leave it totally up to software to make the decision?

This is the third time I've tried to post this over the past few days... Give these instructions a try. Emptying the Trash In some circumstances, folders for which you do not have write permission can end up in the Trash; and you will not be able to delete them or the files contained in them...

See if this helps: http://lists.apple.com/archives/macos-x-server/2003/May/msg00459.html

See if this helps: http://lists.apple.com/archives/macos-x-server/2003/May/msg00459.html

Date problems usually indicate a need for a new PRAM battery and/or a PRAM or PMU reset. It can also cause it to shutdown in some cases. Here's how to replace it: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300205 Here is Apple's doc for resetting the PRAM and PMU...

First thing to try is to remove the org.mozilla.firefox.plist from your user preferences. To do the whole route, remove the bookmarks.plist from the user>library>application support/Firefox folder in the profile folder and save it to the desktop. Then totally delete Firefox and the support...

One simple thing would be to replace the PRAM battery which might be part of the problem. However I had a similar problem while upgrading an old iMac and I tried nearly everything and was about to give up when I thought I would pull the RAM and put in a known good chip. Lo and behold...

Well, I can answer part of my own question. The green colored disc apparently is from an iMac. Still doesn't explain why it is supposedly being sold as a legal install disc.

I totally agree with not encouraging any illegal OS installs but how do you explain this OEM disc being sold by a legit outfit? They claim it will install on any G4/G5/Intel machine with 512 RAM and DVD drive. I've never seen a disc with a green color like that...