loading in Vista through bootcamp, but installing OSX drives later on?

[w...b]

So, i dont have my OS X CD with me since im in school right now - I can get it on Sunday. I just picked up a copy of Microsoft Windows Vista Business with Service Pack 1 32-bit from my bookstore. I was wondering if i can install the drives from the Leopard CD later on, and how would i do so.

From what i can see all i would have to do is boot up vista and then put in the CDs. Is that right?

 

[The Flashing Fi]

Well, you won't be able to do much in Vista without the drivers. So it really doesn't matter. That key doesn't expire.

 

[ValkyrieLenneth]

No bootcamp drivers mean no wifi, no vga driver, no ethernet... In such case, Windows is totally useles except if you want to do some text editting.

 

[w...b]

yes but what i am asking is if i will still be able to download the drives later. like 2 days from now, even though i will put vista on today?

 

[ValkyrieLenneth]

You'll need the original Leopard disk for first Install of Bootcamp drivers

 

[alphaod]

No bootcamp drivers mean no wifi, no vga driver, no ethernet... In such case, Windows is totally useles except if you want to do some text editting.

Windows is useless anyways. I jest. I like Windows.