This thread may very well be buried on page 2 or 3 by the time leopard gets into the hands of many. You're a day too early! 😀 .
This thread may very well be buried on page 2 or 3 by the time leopard gets into the hands of many. You're a day too early! 😀 .
Mine works fine on leopard.
I ran into a small problem with my iPhone with Leopard. I have my phone named using Japanese characters rather than alphanumeric characters. It was working well with 10.4. However, when I upgraded my iMac (clean install) and tried to sync with my phone, iTunes gave an error "0xE8000025" and didn't even connect with the phone. Fortunately, my Macbook Pro was still on 10.4, and even though I had never connected it to my phone before, it recognized my phone when I plugged it in, Japanese characters and all. I had to rename the phone on my laptop before plugging it into my Leopard iMac for it to work. Both my 10.4 and 10.5 iTunes are version 7.4.2 (4).
Apple apparently knows about this problem, but it's no longer just a Windows issue.
Everything syncs fine?
Are you unlocked? If so, what firmware version?
Thanks for helping us queasy folk.
Just wondered - what is the name you used in Japanese? I had never thought about this. I think I am going to attempt to name my phone in Japanese... let's see what happens 😉
OK - no problems so far 🙂
It's ゆな. I've actually named all my iPods in Japanese as well, starting with my old 3G one several years ago. It's one of those "I do it because I can" things since OSX has great multilingual support.
I ran into a small problem with my iPhone with Leopard. I have my phone named using Japanese characters rather than alphanumeric characters. It was working well with 10.4. However, when I upgraded my iMac (clean install) and tried to sync with my phone, iTunes gave an error "0xE8000025" and didn't even connect with the phone. Fortunately, my Macbook Pro was still on 10.4, and even though I had never connected it to my phone before, it recognized my phone when I plugged it in, Japanese characters and all. I had to rename the phone on my laptop before plugging it into my Leopard iMac for it to work. Both my 10.4 and 10.5 iTunes are version 7.4.2 (4).
Apple apparently knows about this problem, but it's no longer just a Windows issue.