6 68134 macrumors member Original poster Feb 27, 2006 55 0 Feb 16, 2008 #1 _ Last edited: Nov 22, 2013
wpc33 macrumors 6502 Jul 2, 2006 305 1 Vancouver, BC Feb 16, 2008 #2 sounds like a bad server disc to me. Make send you a new copy, or DL one from the internet, in a defect-situation like this.
sounds like a bad server disc to me. Make send you a new copy, or DL one from the internet, in a defect-situation like this.
Mattww macrumors 6502 Jan 11, 2008 395 19 Feb 16, 2008 #3 wpc33 said: sounds like a bad server disc to me. Make send you a new copy, or DL one from the internet, in a defect-situation like this. Click to expand... It could also be that the version of OS X server on your DVD isn't fully compatible with the latest Mac Pro. Try installing it on the MacBook Pro then update the to 10.5.2 server and finally clone the working install back to the Mac Pro.
wpc33 said: sounds like a bad server disc to me. Make send you a new copy, or DL one from the internet, in a defect-situation like this. Click to expand... It could also be that the version of OS X server on your DVD isn't fully compatible with the latest Mac Pro. Try installing it on the MacBook Pro then update the to 10.5.2 server and finally clone the working install back to the Mac Pro.