Here's a step-by-step guide using Disk Utility:
If you own a PowerPC Mac (such as a PowerMac G4, G5, or an iBook G3/G4) that is not functioning, you may need a Panther ISO to burn a new installation disc. However, due to the HFS+ boot requirements, simply burning an ISO file to a CD often results in a disc that the Mac cannot recognize as bootable. Users often require a Mac already running OS X to use Disk Utility to burn the image properly, preserving the boot sector. os x panther iso
If your vintage Mac has a disc drive, burning the ISOs to high-quality CD-Rs at a low speed (like 4x or 8x) is the most reliable method. 3. Emulation via QEMU Here's a step-by-step guide using Disk Utility: If