Leopard DVD help

[Markf11]

I just got my macbook sent to me, (my first) and my friend who also has a mac would like to use my system disks....i see no problem in this as i have Leopard pre-installed on there

every time he tries,after the system restart it says 'That version cannot be installed on this device' or some such thing

why is this?
any way around this?
my friend is envious of my nice new OS


we both have white macbooks, mine being 2.2, his being a two month old 2.0 macbook....should it be doing that?

 

[SmurfBoxMasta]

system (restore) disks that came w/ the machine no workie in previous generation machines

And even if they did, it would be a violation of the EULA anyways, 'cause OS X is only a single user license except when you buy a RETAIL family pack......

tell your friend he'll have to visit www.apple.com/store to cure his envy

 

[robbieduncan]

1) There is a problem here: you are trying to illegally install a copy of Leopard from your DVD on another machine. That copy of Leopard is only licensed for the machine it came with: yours.

2) System Restore DVDs are locked to the class of machine they came with. So your install DVDs will only install on a MacBook similar to yours. If he does not have a MacBook, or perhaps even a different revision MacBook you cannot break the law in the way you want to.

 

[kresh]

my friend is envious of my nice new OS

As good a reason to steal as I have ever heard. What else can you justify stealing out of envy?