Copy of install disks that shipped with the G5?

My iMac boots with the chime, gets to the gray screen with the Apple logo on it, but then hangs. I assume I need to re-install the system. However, with the moves we've made, I find that I can't locate the install disks.
Any help on where I can locate copies of the appropriate disks?

Your welcome and thank you for the star.Did you lose the Applications disc too, unless you have upgraded to iLife 09 or iLife 11 getting that disc is a good idea.

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Also, when upgrading from Leopard to Snow Leopard, will I lose all the data that is currently on my hard drive?

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MacBook, Mac OS X (10.7 < your profile
Did you try > Lion Recovery

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i have asked this question a few times now, but i have not got the answer i was looking for:
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the factory settings of my macbook is v10.5.6 (a leopard version; i know that using the grey install disk that came with my macbook will restore my macbook back to this version)
i know that by restoring my macbook to the factory settings, some apps will go (e.g. flash player 12, app store) and other apps will be downgraded (like itunes)
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my question is, will i still have the BOOTCAMP partition after i restore my macbook back to its factory settings? if so, will all the folders and files in BOOTCAMP still be there?

Hello there, Timmayy24.
The following Knowledge Base article provides the information you're looking for:
Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard: How to Erase and Install
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3910
Important: This procedure will completely erase your hard drive. If you have installed Microsoft Windows using Boot Camp, or have multiple partitions, this procedure will erase the partition you select.
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Pedro.

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raeusebio32 wrote:
I DO NOT HAVE THE ORIGINAL DISK THAT CAME WITH THE LAPTOP IN THE BOX.
No problem, stick in your 10.6.3 Snow Leopard retail disk you used to upgrade from 10.4/10.5 with
If you don't have this disk anymore, you can order one online at Apple.com for $29, they don't sell it in the physical stores.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A
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Copy of install disks that shipped with the G5?

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