Boot Camp: Windows installation never begins -- Error message: No boot disk

Ran Boot Camp:
-Partitioned HD for Windows
-Put my Windows XP Professional disk in (yes, it is an original, genuine, and completely separate [not bundled] disk...is it SP2? I dunno...it says 2002? Anyway, I don't know if that's the problem)
-The Mac starts to reboot, but...
-It EJECTS the Windows disk
-Then says in dos-looking font, something like: No boot disk attached, insert disk and press any key when ready.
-I press a whole lotta keys. I put all kinds of discs in there. Nothing works.
Already checked boot camp manual and help -- said to try to re-partition. Did that. Nada.
Any help?

jsml wrote:
Ran Boot Camp:
-Partitioned HD for Windows
-Put my Windows XP Professional disk in (yes, it is an original, genuine, and completely separate [not bundled] disk...is it SP2? I dunno...it says 2002?
From the MS website:
Windows XP Service Pack 2
Release Date: August 25, 2004
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322389
I suspect you do not have the SP2 version if your disk is from 2002.
That would be the problem.

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Flash:
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My 27" iMac works great as an external display as long as the iMac is booted into OS X and I hit command-F2.
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