TungstenE2 to Mac 10.5 Leopard -Installers won't work -

The installers ,Mac revisions for Leopard will not let me load any software. I can hotsync,I can get basic palm stuff to go on but I can't get anything new on. It says proper installers not loaded onto palm. Is there a new,new revision for Mac that I can be steered to? Thanks
Post relates to: Tungsten E2

Hi
It should not take more than an hour and a half from putting the installer disk into the drive, letting it install, providing relevant information at the Setup Assistant phase to getting to the Desktop. Thereafter 20-40 minutes to download and install all relevant updates followed by a double restart and you should be starting to configure the DNS Service in roughly two hours.
Can you humour us and go through the procedure you used (what you actually did) from the Setup Assistant stage? For the purposes of your response detail what you did when choosing Advanced. I understand your frustration but it really should not be that difficult. Perhaps there are some key concepts you don't fully understand the implications of? For your mail config try not to obscure your domain name please.
Failing that there must be some intermittent hardware faults on all three of the units you used. Which is unlikely. The fact you got it installed on two yet the mail service showed the same fault on both occasions suggest - and I don't mean anything by this - a misconfiguration on your part somewhere or a lack of understanding on what is required?
Have you tried downloading and reading relevant admin manuals?
http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/resources/
Have you tried browsing these forums for relevant advice on how to start from scratch and what is involved? Seriously there are plenty of threads that walks you through the whole process or at the least should give you some idea on how to approach the whole thing.
Please note any advice I give or may give is only applicable to Advanced. If you are choosing either of the other two offerings I can't help you.
Tony

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