Yes, you can run multiple OS's but you'll likely need an external FireWire drive to do it. Basically using the boot manager to select which drive to boot up under. If you could re-configure your HD you could create two partitions and achieve the same thing. But you may encounter space issues if your drive is on the small side (you may want to upgrade it).
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The other issue here is how much longer are you hoping to use your system? It's getting long in the tooth as they say... Most of the current Apps and none of the newer OS's won't run on your system. Maybe its time to think about getting a newer system (new or used).
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The other issue here is how much longer are you hoping to use your system? It's getting long in the tooth as they say... Most of the current Apps and none of the newer OS's will run on your system. Maybe its time to think about getting a newer system (new or used).
Yes, you can run multiple OS's but you'll likely need an external FireWire drive to do it. Basically using the boot manager to select which drive to boot up under. If you could re-configure your HD you could create two partitions and achieve the same thing. But you may encounter space issues if your drive is on the small side (you may want to upgrade it).
The other issue here is how much longer are you hoping to use your system? It's getting long in the tooth as they say... Most of the current Apps and none of the newer OS's won't run on your system. Maybe its time to think about getting a newer system (new or used).