Upgrading to Leopard

Hi,
I got myself a new MacMini, the old one gone bust (bad motherboard after 19 months!). I moved the 2 Gb. of Ram to the new machine, working as it seems. I moved the "old" harddisk to the new one as well, thereby not having to use my back-up, and saving a lot of time.
The disc, the Ram and everything is apparantly working, but when I try to upgade to Leopard, I get the message, that there is no OS (10.4) or higher, and therefore I cannot upgrade to Leopard.
When I try to go back from the DVD and to choose startup-disk, I am not able to see the internal harddisk in the start-up window, and I think that this is precisely the problem.
I am quite able to see the internal disc when I start-up the machine with "alt" pressed, so the disc is running and ok.
When doing the hardware test from my Tiger (10.4) disk there was no problems viewing the internal disc.
Any suggestions out there?

hi again,
Yes, I did repair permissions, not in the first place, but a little later. It didn't help though.
So - I am where I was before.

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