No destination for reinstalling OS X?

I'm hoping this is the right forum for this. I just recently had some issues with bootcamp. It didn't create a second partition, and so when I tried to install Windows XP, everything just messed up. I finally got myself out of the constant loop of 'Windows XP' restarting itself over and over and over again, only to find that it whiped out my OS X. So I grabbed my OS X CDs that came with my Macbook, and attempted to reinstall it. Unfortunately, when it told me to 'Choose a Destination' for the installation, nothing showed up. What do I do?
I'd like some really quick help, if possible.

Perhaps you should consider calling AppleCare Support or bring your MacBook into an Apple retail store to visit the Mac Genius? This kind of troubleshooting over the forums may take quite a bit longer than it would if someone was actually stepping you right through everything...
-Doug

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