Leopard faulty CD

Hi all
I just received my Leopard OS X 10.5 disk today and it has failed 3 times at the verify DVD stage.
The DVD drive has been used successfully recently so I don't think the system is at fault.
I have a call in with Apple but it seems they are still catching up with what to do with Leopard calls and they are going to call back.
Any other faulty disks out there?
Cheers
Craig

being a long time mac user - when ever this has happened - 99.9% of the time this indicates "bad ram or a bad DVD/CD drive" in the computer. NOTE: many many times I've had a "bad DVD" on one computer and another computer uses it just fine (for example I had a powerbook that claimed the DVD was bad - but when using the same DVD from another computer to installed onto the powerbook via firewire target mode it worked flawlessly).
It's not uncommon for new OS installs to flush out latent problems with existing hardware. Without a careful diagnosis what appears to be a software fault or a data corruption fault can actually indicate a hardware fault.

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Dear,
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Module '/usr/lib/samba/vfs/notify_kqueue.dylib' loaded
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I also have some kind of following message:
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NOte that initialy I don't have problem with MAC OS Client but to be sure they use SMB I have desactived AFP server on SNOW LEOPARD SERVER and now they can't browse the share in finder but when connection via COMMAND+K and SMB://server/share that give now the same error but a little bit faster than windows clients.
Could you help me to troubleshout that problem ?
Thanks for your help.
Felee
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Dear CarlosGBA,
So when you put 2 computers of your network in WORKGROUP in place of DOMAIN the 38 others works fine ? Strange ?
I have about 15 computers, some are already in workgroup other are linux smb other MAC, the data server are MAC OS X SL, the problem appear for all windows machines, I have try to dissable NTLMV2 and Kerberos since it is probably the faulty element with opendirectory,but always without success !
I don't know what I can do to trouble shout, I hope next release 10.6.3 come soon and correct about all SMB problem ! Probably a dream only ! Since I ask my self if Apple want to correct something andwhy is this problem let without solutionso long ! For a company it is a big problem.I suppose that Apple never read this forum and never answer our problem ! May be I should contact the support phone to be helped !
Thanks for you help.

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