No Disk, No Drivers

[DutLive]

Hello all, I'm new to this forum and I'm hoping to get some badly needed help.

I recently acquired a MacBook in a salvage auction. Because of this, I do not have the Leopard OS disk. I've successfully installed Windows on the MacBook and now I need to install the drivers, but since I have no disk I have no access to the drivers.
I downloaded the Boot Camp 2.1 update from the Apple site, but I can't get it to run in Windows.

Is there anything I can do?

Some details:
Mac OS 10.5.8
Windows XP Professional
I partitioned 32GB for Windows (which is exactly what I used when I installed Windows on my iMac 4 years ago and it works just fine)

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

 

[balamw]

Call Apple to obtain replacement disks, or buy a Snow Leopard Upgrade for $29.

If you want to do things the hard way, extract the drivers individually from one of the upgrades using WinRAR and try to get that to work.

B

 

[DutLive]

Thanks. If I go with the Snow Leopard update, can I run Windows XP Professional or I would I have to pony up for Windows 7?

 

[vistadude]

You can run XP, vista, or 7. I'm surprised no one has extracted off the drivers from the snow leopard disk and put then online. I would if there were a place that gives a few hundred mb for free.

Thanks. If I go with the Snow Leopard update, can I run Windows XP Professional or I would I have to pony up for Windows 7?