Hey,
this whole process has been calling me nuts. I am running a macbook 10.5.8 and bought an iphone 5 recently. Turns out you need at least 10.6.x to install Itunes 7, which is the only way you can configure your iphone...
So I purchased a snow leopard OS DVD and wanted to install it. Turns out that my DVD drive is broken...
So I am trying to install it remotely via another macbook with a working dvd drive in my network.
Everything seems to be going fine, until I get the following error message:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/267/errorwif.png/
So I start the "Remote Install MAC OS X" on the machine with the DVD in the drive and restart my computer and press the option key.
My problem is that I don't see any Wireless Networks that I can choose in order to access the OSX Install CD.
Please help this is driving me absolutely nuts and all I want to do is use my iphone 5 and get Itunes 7.
Thanks for your help!
this whole process has been calling me nuts. I am running a macbook 10.5.8 and bought an iphone 5 recently. Turns out you need at least 10.6.x to install Itunes 7, which is the only way you can configure your iphone...
So I purchased a snow leopard OS DVD and wanted to install it. Turns out that my DVD drive is broken...
So I am trying to install it remotely via another macbook with a working dvd drive in my network.
Everything seems to be going fine, until I get the following error message:

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/267/errorwif.png/
So I start the "Remote Install MAC OS X" on the machine with the DVD in the drive and restart my computer and press the option key.
My problem is that I don't see any Wireless Networks that I can choose in order to access the OSX Install CD.
Please help this is driving me absolutely nuts and all I want to do is use my iphone 5 and get Itunes 7.
Thanks for your help!