Leopard

Hi folks, I'm trying to install Boot Camp on my MBP C2D, 2.33GHz, 3GB RAM, x1600 128. I set the size of the partition and after a long time get an error that the partition could not be created, because some files could not be moved. It tells me to go into disk utility and restore the Mac OS drive to a single partition and install OSX again. I'm at university so I can't...

Does the article Leopard Server: Advanced setup, rsync backup and automated reporting help you in your quest? Plus putting any Mac into a Windows domain you should have the web site (that is dedicated to reporting on that) MacWindows.com bookmarked. Plus also take a look at AFP548.com.

Last night I shut down my intel 17 inch macbook pro (purchased about 2.5 years ago and I don't have much more information about the system) as normal...nothing out of the ordinary. However, when I went to boot up this morning to check my email, my computer unexpectedly shut back down with the apple logo and spinner on the screen. I tried to boot up in safe mode by holding...

I meant that I bought the Leopard disk and chose 'upgrade install'. ...

You want "Open Directory" services running. Use "Workgroup Manager" to add/remove users and groups. Use "Directory Utility" (Leopard) or "NetInfo Manager" (Tiger) on the client machines to "bind" them to your Open Directory server. Use this page to read about services and setup procedures for Mac OS X Server: http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/resources/

Well does the guide Leopard Server: Advanced setup, rsync backup and automated reporting help you at all?

You can't upgrade install from Tiger to Leopard, you have to install from the appropriate disk. What disk did you use for the Leopard install? ...

Airport Express logs off this G5 iMac using Leopard after a ten minutes or so of inactivity. The router is located on the floor under the computer. ...

I have the same problem as Keithburton. Internet Connect Error. When I opened the Install Disk Mac OSX Leopard 5.1, i didnt find the InternetConnect.app. What can I do? ...

You'll have to install them first... What file format are they in? .exe, .dmg? What OS (operating system) do you have and your computer specs? Tiger, Leopard? In addition to asking here, you might want to try going to the support or file help section of whatever website you downloaded them from... and a separate question, what cool games did you get?