[Support] OSX 10.5.5 update and iPod Touch
Hi all!
Please see if you can help me out: I was running Tiger flawlessly. Recently I've upgraded to Leopard (10.5.1) using the official installation DVD. From this moment on iTunes no longer recognizes my iPod Touch. I can plug it in, the battery charges, but iTunes seems to ignore it.
Yesterday I've downloaded 10.5.5 update but am not able to install it. I get an error message: "You can't install Mac OS X update on this volume. This volume does not have the requirements, etc...". It's odd because I have 14Gb of disc available. What can I be doing wrong or not doing at all?
Thanks in advance for your support!
I tried to install with the "update system software" and an error message said I could not install in the "/" folder. I then went to Apples website and downloaded the update again and this time the error message says "You cannot install Mac OS X Update on this volume. This volume does not meet the requirements for this update."
Can someone help?
Lehane
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