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Installing Mac OS X v10.5

Leopard

Written By: Walter Galan

TOOLS:

Mac OS X v10.5 Install Disk (1)

PARTS:

FireWire 400 SATA Hard Drive

Enclosure (1)

Firewire ATA Hard Drive Enclosure (1)

SUMMARY

At the time of writing this guide, OS X 10.5 Leopard was the current release by Apple. The

newest OS by Apple is OS X 10.7 Lion. The installation procedure should be relatively the

same as previous versions, although, you will need to first create a Lion Recovery Disk

using this tool provided by Apple.

Install Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard on a new hard drive.

Installing Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard

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Step 1 v10.5 Leopard

Depending on the situation,

there are two different

methods to install Mac OS X v10.5

Leopard on your hard drive:

Method 1: Install the operating

system and software from

scratch. If this is your goal,

continue on to step two.

Method 2: Clone your existing

hard drive. If this is your goal,

skip to step 19.

Step 2

Method 1: Fresh Install

Insert a Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard

installation disc into your optical

drive.

Hold down the option key and

restart the computer to bring up the

boot option menu.

To begin the installation, click the

install disc icon on the boot option

menu.


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Step 3

When prompted, select your language and click the arrow button to continue.

Step 4

After the installer loads, you will be greeted by a welcome window.

Select Disk Utility from the Utilities drop down menu.




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Step 5

Select your new hard drive from

the left column in Disk Utility.

The correct partition type needs to

be set for your hard drive.

If it's a brand-new hard drive, it

may have no partition listed.

For an Intel-based machine, you

should have "GUID Partition

Table" listed.

For a Power-PC-based

machine, you should have

"Apple Partition Map" listed.

If the incorrect partition type is

listed, proceed to the next step to

delete and re-create the partition. If

not, proceed to step 8.

Warning: Deleting the

partit ion will erase the entire

contents of the partition.




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Step 6

The following two steps are only necessary if your drive's partition is set

incorrectly. Erasing a partition will permanently erase all information stored

inside.

Select the partition on the drive and click the "-" button.

When prompted, click the "Remove" button to remove the drive's existing partitions.

Once the partitions have been removed, click the "Options..." button.

Step 7

Select the partition scheme required for your machine:

Select "GUID Partition Table" for Intel-based machines.

Select "Apple Partition Map" for PowerPC-based machines.

Click "Ok."

Press the "+" button to add a new partition.

Press the "Apply" button.




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Step 8

Click on the Erase tab.

Choose the Volume format (we

recommend Mac OS Extended

(Journaled)).

Step 9

Type in a name for the drive. Apple

names their drives "Macintosh HD"

from the factory.

Click Erase.




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Step 10

A warning window will pop

up and ask if you wish to

continue with the erasing process.

Click "Erase" on the warning

window that has popped up.

Step 11

After erasing is done, quit Disk

Utility.




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Step 12

After quitting Disk Utility, proceed with the installation by clicking the "Continue" button.

A window will open and ask if you agree to the Software License Agreement.

Agree to the Software License Agreement by clicking the "Agree" button.

Step 13

Make sure the correct hard drive is

selected as the installation

destination.

Click "Continue" to proceed with

the installation.




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Step 14

We are now ready to install

Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard on

the hard drive. Before proceeding

to the next step, make sure that all

of the installation settings are

correct.

Click "Install" to commence the

installation.

Step 15

The installer will check the

source DVD disk before

starting the installation process.

During this step, you will see a

"Skip" button in the Installer

window. Do not click the Skip

button if you haven't used your

install disc before (or recently).




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Step 16

Leopard will now install onto the

hard drive.

The installation process can

range anywhere from a half

hour to an hour.

Step 17

If you are installing Leopard

from a retail disk, please

skip this step.

If you are installing an OEM

version of Leopard, you

need to install the iLife applications

and other software from the

Applications Install Disc.




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Step 18

The installation was successful.

Click "Restart" to reboot the

computer.

At this point you are finished with

the Mac OS X install.

Step 19

Method 2: Cloning the

existing hard drive.

The following instructions assume

you will be using an external

USB/FireWire enclosure for a

laptop hard drive and SuperDuper!

cloning software. If youre using a

different setup, your installation

process may be somewhat

different.

Install your new hard drive in the

external USB/FireWire enclosure.

Connect the USB/FireWire

enclosure to your Mac.




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Step 20

Under the "Go" pulldown menu, select "Utilities."

Open "Disk Utility" from the "Utilities" window.




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Step 21

Select your new hard drive from

the left column in Disk Utility.

The correct partition type needs to

be set for your new hard drive.

If it's a brand-new hard drive, it

may have no partition listed.

For an Intel-based machine, you

should have "GUID Partition

Table" listed.

For a Power-PC-based

machine, you should have

"Apple Partition Map" listed.

If the incorrect partition type is

listed, proceed to the next step to

delete and re-create the partition. If

not, proceed to step 24.

Warning: Deleting the partition will

erase the entire contents of the

partition. Make sure you have

selected the new hard drive!




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Step 22

The following two steps are only necessary if your drive's partition is set incorrectly.

Erasing a partition will permanently erase all information stored inside.

Select the partition on the drive and click the "-" button.

When prompted, click the "Remove" button to remove the drive's existing partitions.

Once the partitions have been removed, click the "Options..." button.

Step 23

Select the partition scheme required for your machine:

Select "GUID Partition Table" for Intel-based machines.

Select "Apple Partition Map" for PowerPC-based machines.

Click "Ok."

Press the "+" button to add a new partition.

Press the "Apply" button.




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Step 24

Click the Erase tab.

Choose the Volume format (we recommend Mac OS Extended (Journaled))

Type in a name for the drive.

Step 25

There may be an option to "Install Mac OS 9 Drivers" under the Erase panel. We do

not recommend installing these drivers unless the disk will be used in any

environment other than Mac OS X.

Uncheck the "Install Mac OS 9 Disk Drivers" box.

Click Erase.




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Step 26

A warning window will pop up and ask if you wish to continue with the erasing

process.

Click "Erase" on the warning window that has popped up.

When you are asked if you want to use the new drive to backup data with time machine,

click "Cancel."

After the drive has been erased, quit Disk Utility.

The new hard drive should now appear on your computers desktop.




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Step 27

Download and install SuperDuper!

Open SuperDuper!.

Step 28

Select your current hard drive in the dropdown menu labeled Copy.

Select your new hard drive in the dropdown menu labeled to.

Select Backup all files in the dropdown menu labeled using.


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Step 29

Click Copy Now.

If prompted, provide your password.

Click "Ok."

Step 30

Wait for the drive to copy (this could take several hours if you have a lot on your hard

drive).

When prompted for registration by SuperDuper!, either choose "Register" to purchase the

software or "Later" to register later.




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Step 31

After the copy is complete, click "Ok" and quit SuperDuper!.

At this point, your new hard drive should be loaded with your existing software and ready

to install; however, we recommend testing the software installation.

Step 32

Hold down the option key and restart the computer to bring up the boot option menu.




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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

This document was last generated on 2012-10-30 08:32:05 PM.

Step 33

Select your new hard drive from the boot option menu.

Wait for the computer to boot up and verify that you are actually booting up off the new

drive. If you are in fact booting off the new drive, its icon will appear beneath the internal

drive's icon on the desktop.

Your new hard drive is now ready to be installed in your computer.

Remove your new hard drive from the external enclosure and install it in your computer.

Installation instructions are available for a variety of Macs.

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