I am new to forum. I previously posted this incorrectly in the OS X forum and am re-posting here (I hope that's ok). I also hope it appropriate to start new thread for topic that was closed. I am having same problem as discussed in a previous post (but that poster did not have a legit copy of OS X install disks).
So, here is description of the problem.
I have installed Win XP on my MacBook Pro 17" 2.4 Core Duo and am trying to install apple boot camp drivers from my purchased copy of OS X. I am at the windows desktop, have inserted the leopard disc to install drivers (tried both disc 1 and 2), and windows does not recognize the mac disc. It says the drive is empty, it is 0kb of 0kb, I cannot explore the drive, I cannot do anything. If I open it it is blank. I cannot access the internet in any way on windows either because there are no corresponding drivers or because I can't figure out how to access my home wireless (time capsule), and am unsure which problem to solve first.
Ideas?
A possible solution for others:
If you have mediafour's drive installed, see this article for solution.
Mac OS X 10.5, Boot Camp: Can't mount the Leopard DVD to upgrade Apple drivers in Windows
I checked this out but apparently don't have a mediafour drive b/c right-clicking does not get me to options suggested by the article.
So, here is description of the problem.
I have installed Win XP on my MacBook Pro 17" 2.4 Core Duo and am trying to install apple boot camp drivers from my purchased copy of OS X. I am at the windows desktop, have inserted the leopard disc to install drivers (tried both disc 1 and 2), and windows does not recognize the mac disc. It says the drive is empty, it is 0kb of 0kb, I cannot explore the drive, I cannot do anything. If I open it it is blank. I cannot access the internet in any way on windows either because there are no corresponding drivers or because I can't figure out how to access my home wireless (time capsule), and am unsure which problem to solve first.
Ideas?
A possible solution for others:
If you have mediafour's drive installed, see this article for solution.
Mac OS X 10.5, Boot Camp: Can't mount the Leopard DVD to upgrade Apple drivers in Windows
I checked this out but apparently don't have a mediafour drive b/c right-clicking does not get me to options suggested by the article.