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Buy a Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Upgrade DVD, but make sure that the version on the DVD is at least the version that came with your Mac, as you can't install a Mac OS X version lower than the once that came with the Mac (no 10.6.5 on a Mac that came with 10.6.6).
Or contact Apple (Retail Store) for replacement DVDs. But the quickest way would be to buy the SL DVD.
Or contact Apple (Retail Store) for replacement DVDs. But the quickest way would be to buy the SL DVD.
The _only_ way to insure you get the exact discs you need is to call Apple.
They are great and will get them out to you right away. A friend of mine had this happen and Apple shipped out the discs the same day he placed the order, and he had them the very next day.
Moral of the Story... don't let your discs out of your site
They are great and will get them out to you right away. A friend of mine had this happen and Apple shipped out the discs the same day he placed the order, and he had them the very next day.
Moral of the Story... don't let your discs out of your site
the _only_ way to insure you get the exact discs you need is to call apple.
They are great and will get them out to you right away. A friend of mine had this happen and apple shipped out the discs the same day he placed the order, and he had them the very next day.
Moral of the story... Don't let your discs out of your site
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I didn't have disks for my macbook pro 2.4 i5. So I pluged the drive into my macbook air 11" and installed and reinstalled the os. Everything seems fine, so Im assuming mac osx is universal across all machines with all drivers included.
My macbook pro did feel cooler afterwoulds. Maybe it thinks its an air!!!!!
My macbook pro did feel cooler afterwoulds. Maybe it thinks its an air!!!!!