Installing this new version of the OS is being bad

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I bought the new Mac OS X Leopard version and I have a problem. When I reset this computer, it shows a grey screen and I hear my CD never stopping, but the topper is the screen does not go away. As I have waited for fifteen minutes and the program should not load that long at all, I am hoping that you people will figure out why this is going on and how I could fix it. Thank you all a lot.

Sorry for the title being odd; it is being bad in reality as it will not load.
 
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I bought the new Mac OS X Leopard version and I have a problem. When I reset this computer, it shows a grey screen and I hear my CD never stopping, but the topper is the screen does not go away. As I have waited for fifteen minutes and the program should not load that long at all, I am hoping that you people will figure out why this is going on and how I could fix it. Thank you all a lot.

Sorry for the title being odd; it is being bad in reality as it will not load.
Could you give us some info on the Mac you are using? (model, processor, screen size, ram installed, etc..)
 

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so, what OS version were you running prior to trying to install Leopard?

What kind of machine is this on?



edit - weird! this thread goes untouched for over eight hours and then soulwar and i hit it at the same time ;)
 
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so, what OS version were you running prior to trying to install Leopard?

What kind of machine is this on?



edit - weird! this thread goes untouched for over eight hours and then soulwar and i hit it at the same time ;)

I had Tiger and this is a Mac mini I am getting the upgrade to.
 

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if you reboot without the Leopard disk now, does it start Tiger?

did you do the key combo to boot from the combo/super drive - i think it's cmd+C as the machine starts, you can check your manual to be sure.
 

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