I guess I goofed. Can I correct the problem. My Lombard was working fine with OSX. I tried to use ExPost Facto to go beyond Apple standards. Is there a way to recover what I had before????
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I don't know about recovering what you had, but, depending on how far you got, you should be able to boot to your previous OS by not using XPF.
Now for the good part. I discovered, quite by accident, that if you install OS X 10.4.x on the drive while not in your Lombard (i.e.) Pismo, Digital Audio, etc., then install it into your Lombard, it will work perfectly, without XPF.
Rick