What version, 10.5.????

It's 10.5.4 and updates to 10.5.6 with the software updates.

Please, if you download, SEED. You've downloaded it, so let other people enjoy it too!

Bootcamp including?

BootCamp is part of Leopard and is found under the Utilites folder.
Shortcut: Command Key+Shift+U

I know, But< in some other it purt is not present

if the torrent isn't a bullshit and 100 % workable, it worth a buck and certainly will be donated, just don't stop seeding

how do i can install this torrent using 2 dvds of 4.7gb or i need a 8gb dvd.

this torrent automatically install ilife 0'9 when you install the mac osx or you need to manually installed

thanks. atte. drivatar.

P.D. Nice Torrent keep going

Hey! Where is seed?

Sorry, my computer got unplugged (Laptop), so I wasn't able to seed. This will automatically install iLife '09

Also, you will need a 8GB (Dual Layer DVD) pretty much all computer now have a DL DVD Drive

Thank You

Do Yoy think on office max i can buy a 8gb dual layer dvd?

oh, and a MacBook - 13-inch LED-backlit widescreen notebook can suport this kinds of dvds?

Confused... whats a .CDR file?? Can I change it to a .ISO somehow??

Hey, did anyone tested it yet? any problems? did autoupdate work? thx

You can get the dl dvds just about anywhere, and a .cdr file is a Mac Disk Utility file format.

Downloaded and burned on dual layer disc in disk utility. No problems, everything works great!

I haven't use Mac before and I would like to have a try. Can I install it as a virtual machine OS under the WindowsXP (I am using VMWare)

Anyway, downloading...

Thanks

OK, BURNT ON DL, HOWEVER MY IMAC CAN'T BOOT FROM IT, IS IT BOOTABLE?

Hey, what's wrong with the downloading speed, I seed 10 kb/s constantly but download speed is badly varying and stays most likely at minor rates, sometimes 0, is it just me? SEED guys I could hardly move 10 % forward for the whole week.

PPSTOPPER, how old is your iMac? and do you hold down he option key after you power the computer on?

I don´t know what happen, speed 0.1 - 5 kb/s,
I have a 512 kb/s connection.
SOMEONE HELP ME.

Ok I started downloading this OS last night, and it finished today. But I don't remember if I got it from this download, or somewhere else. My file is the same as the one in your torrent (Mac OS X Install DVD.) but mine is a .dmg, yours is .cdr. Will this cause problems? Also, being a dmg, do I have to burn it to a DL DVD? Or can I just run it right on the computer? Thanks.

thx for the great upload, just installed and testing Leo!!! though there were problems with the first two burnt copies but the third worked)).
Anyway I still wonder where is the iLife on the disk, couldn't find it so far.

Besides there is no Bootcamp drivers folder on the disk, don't mix it with Bootcamp assistant installed by default in utilities folder

With some effort I got it to work on a Powerbook G4 17" (1 Ghz power pc, 1 GB RAM, upgraded hard drive, Mac OS X Jaguar.) THIS IS A PPC NOT A PC, so what I'm about to say won't apply to PC folks.

I don't think this computer's superdrive can read a DL writable DVD (I tried), so I installed from .dmg on disk like so:

1. Make several partitions (minimum 3) on the disk while installing Jaguar. It would be wise to make the last partition on the disk about 8.6 GB (minimum 7.25 GB) to later hold the restored image.

2. Copy the downloaded .cdr file from another (Windows) machine via local network.

3. Convert the .cdr format to .dmg format using hdiutil (in a terminal window): sudo
hdiutil convert "/path/to/name.cdr" -format UDRW -o "/path/to/output.dmg"

4. Rename a 7.25+ GB partition (that will be overwritten) to "Mac OS X Install DVD" and restore the .dmg there. Jaguar does not have a gui for this, so first I tried asr, no luck. Asr said it was corrupt, and asr did not like another popular torrent either, despite that one being .dmg format. So then I used dd, which just does it, full speed ahead and damn the corruption! The command is something like: sudo dd restore dd if="/Home/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg" of=/dev/disk0sN where you should replace N with the number you can see in "diskutil list" for the partition that you renamed "Mac OS X Install DVD". WARNING: this will destroy the data on this partition, so choose a partition that you don't care about.

5. Boot while holding option. After waiting for the little watchface to disappear, select the "Mac OS X Install DVD" partition, and then right arrow. From there you should be good. However, for some reason, about 80% of the time this failed for me, by not letting me select this partition. The usual resets seemed to have no effect, but eventually it magically worked.

I did not see iLife. Maybe it was an option during the install, but my laptop's screen is broken, so I was just happy to get through the install in any way shape or form. (You can install using an external monitor, though, by closing the lid after pressing the power button to start.) Anyway, I think if you want iLife on a clean install, then you need a separate DVD, no?

Now I still have that Leopard install DVD image written on the last partition of the drive, so if I get into trouble I can boot into that by holding the option key.

System performance seems surprisingly fine. I think it would stink with the original 4200 RPM hard drive, though.

Ok, i've downloaded and burned on DL DVD in Disk Utility. But my install keeps failing at the 22% stage with:

The installer could not validate the contents of the 'AdditionalSpeechVoices' package. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance.

In the log it says that the 'AdditionalSpeechVoices' package failed to validate.

Can anyone help?

@OggeOskar: Well, the obvious thing to try is to deselect the Additional Speech Voices in the install options (look for an option button), and while you're there deselect everything else you don't need. However, my install included the Additional Speech Voices and I did not have any problem. Maybe try burning on a Windows machine?

Worked great for me. Did the Disk Utility burn and burn it on a DVD-DL. Sending my donation shortly...

Thank you, works fine ! :)

does anybody know another proper 10.5 torrent? this one will take weeks to finish... download rates 1-5 kb/s

will this install if i'm running tiger now. please seed

I already downloaded and burn it in to a DL DVD, once I put again the burn DVD my computer doesn't even recognize it as a DVD and eject it, any thoughts???

Anybody willing to sell a working copy?
Will pay postage
bommyo@gmail.com

This tracker/torrent is compromised, you'll receive a cease and desist if you grab it.

what does that mean?

Hey!
my pc is :----

AMD Athlon 7750 Dual Core X64 2.7GHz
ASUS Motherboard
GeForce 9500 GT Graphics Card
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy Sound Card

So, Is this torrent work for me.....through ISO form.

If yes...its ok.....and thanks.
if no.....then please sugest me which torrent will hel me for Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.5 or above?

Please Reply Soon.......What sshould i do?

Whoever hooked me the fuck up and opened up their max upload cap on this for the last few hours, I will have your children if you want me to.

I'll be seeding this for a long time to come.

I'm downloading this now and have dropped the cap on upstream, and will seed as long as I can..


I'm using Comcrash, so it should be fast, but questionably reliable.

Hi. Thanks for this torrent. I'm new to torrents but remembered seeing a note here about "seeding" so set my upload to unlimited once I had finished downloading it (on now again). I've been having a problem creating a bootable copy though. Did two copies with Toast Titanium - the first had errors (and wouldn't verify) so I verified the file with Disk Utility and fixed some errors in it - the second burned with no verification errors but still wouldn't boot. Two expensive coasters (dual layer dvds) and I'm not sure what the problem is - I even tried saving it as a disc image but it didn't help (third dvd gone). I've burned-copied many bootable mac dvd and cds before so I don't think the problem is with Toast. I'm trying one more using Disk Utility (Burn) so here's hoping.

Does anyone have any tips as to how to correct the file to make it bootable if there are problems? Is there a way to break it down so it can be put on two 4.7gb discs? I tried to let Toast do it, but got "toast restore data" included on the burned copy (so didn't boot either). Sigh. Thanks for any help.

Thanks.

Success!! Disk Utility did it right. Never used it before to burn, but will now if I'm not doing a direct dvd or cd copy with toast. If anyone did have problems using Disk Utility, I'd suggest trying verifying then getting it to repair any errors before trying to burn. The original ".cdr" file I downloaded did have some errors. Will definitely contribute as soon as I can.

Would still be happy to hear if anyone knows how to breakdown the file down so it can be done on two smaller dvds though.

Thanks again.

any more seeders???

Come on Guys plz seed.

nothing works for me idk what to do

i have been downloading for 5 days now and only hit 5.94GB . Yet i have uploaded 8.9GB which is over 100%

Plz seed guys

Thanks to the other guys who opened up. I was able to finish the download last night