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OS 10.5 - leopard disk can't see my hd with a working copy of tiger on it!


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I'm running 10.4.11 works fine and want to upgrade to leopard. I put the disk in and no existing partitions appear, other than external ones. I've reset my pram and no luck. the disk can't be seen in the leopard disk's disk utility either. I have repair and verified the disk.

Could an alternate solution be to install leopard on a new HDD and superduper! it over to my exsisting one? Would I get express permissions on the disk if I did this?
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I'm assuming your machine is operating normally with Tiger installed and you can run Disk Utility from Tiger when booting with the Tiger DVD and be able to see the internal HDD? If so...

Make sure the version of Leopard you're using is the retail version (black set not a gray set), and that you are booting the machine from the Leopard DVD 1.

If the machine boots OK from the Leopard DVD, selecting Disk Utility from the top menu "Utilities" should display the internal HDD as well as any externals that are attached.

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I have the retail copy, and the machine boots fine from it, just doesn't see my internal nor does disk utility. The Tiger( my original) does however.

any potential solutions?
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Let's try a PRAM - NVRAM reset and try again. See this Apple KB article to learn how: Link

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