XP Tiger Bootcamp made volume not usable with Leopard

Hey All
When I had Tiger, I installed XP (via bootcamp) onto a separate HD and all was fine. I would boot into the separate XP HD to play games. I have Leopard installed now and I cannot access the Tiger Bootcamp created XP HD now.
Any thoughts?
Thanks

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I have my address book backed up as an archive under Tiger, now I am on Leopard and I want to import my contacts, I use the import Address Book Archive from the Menu Bar, it asks if it is OK to replace all my current contacts, I click Yes, and... nothing happens!
Anyone have any idea what the problem may be? I am using a totally clean install of Leopard, hence the need to import an Archive.
Thanks,
Anil.

I have the same problem, the import of my Tiger Address Book file won't work.
I initially started out from an Archive & Install of Leopard, and dragged the /Application Support/Address Book/ folder from the archive to the correct location on the new install.
Nothing showed up in Address Book. I then grabbed an AB export/backup I had from Tiger and tried to import that - again nothing worked.
Here's what Console tells me:
*05/11/07 13.25.06 Address Book[8769] The NSManagedObject with ID:0x3d9a80 <x-coredata://6F0B0E0D-CF51-4D98-A5FB-CAB9A9BD67B6/ABCDCustomProperty/p1> has been invalidated.*
*05/11/07 13.25.15 AddressBookManager[8808] Records in database: 2*
*05/11/07 13.25.15 AddressBookManager[8808] Records in metadata: 1*
*05/11/07 13.25.15 AddressBookManager[8808] Records without metadata: {(*
"A2C25347-DAA6-4465-90CF-506AAA4B3E98:ABPerson"
Is this an indicator that a record or entry in my old Address Book is not compatible with Leopard perhaps?
I've heard many others have the same problem, has anyone found a fix for this? I did of course try to restart AB, even restarted my MacBook Pro but nothing.

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At the same time (in the Mac Store Milton Keynes, UK) I purchased a separate copy of Leopard to bring my G4 17" Laptop in line with the shiny new iMac. I was running Tiger 10.4.9 on the lappy. I ran Carbon Copy Clone (just in case) on the laptop before doing a clean install of Leopard 10.5.1 from the purchased disc.
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My main reason for upgrading the laptop was to ensure both machines could run iPhoto 08 (or whatever the latest number is).
When I plugged in (to the iMac) my external Lacie Rugged drive, which holds my Tiger iPhoto Library, Leopard told me that if I opened this in iPhoto 08 I would no longer be able to access it through any earlier versions - thanks Apple!
So, you can imagine my surprise when, after a successful install on the laptop, I came to launch iPhoto only to find it isn't there. A quick look at the (most excellent) Mac Forums provided me with the answer - iLife 08 and it's various components are NOT included with Leopard - thanks again Apple.
A ha, I thought. I'll simply use the 'Everything Else' discs that came with the iMac and install iLife from there.
Pop in the disc, choose 'Install other components' packet... Nope - Message come up - Cannot install this software on this computer. Oops.
Latest thought is (and this eventually leads to the question, bear with me)...
On the Laptop - Go back to the original Tiger install discs and see if there's an option to install iLife 06 components only. Then go back to the Leopard Discs and see if they will then allow for an upgrade rather than an install from scratch.
Question really is, I guess, does anyone else have a suggestion? Other than go out and buy a copy of iLife 08! Just trying not to overspend on Apple products that surely should be included in the Leopard install. I don't recall EVER having to pay for additional Apple software through any of the upgrade paths in the past.

Hi there
I used Pacifist OSX package extractor. Take the Leo install disc that came with your new Mac, install Pacifist on the computer you want iphoto installed and extract iphoto. I quote from the manufacturers (charlessoft.com) website:
"Pacifist is an essential utility that allows you to extract certain files from Apple's bundled installer packages. For exmaple, if you need to reinstall iDVD, the only Apple-sanctioned choice is to restore your entire system. Using Pacifist, you can extract just the iDVD application.
Even if you think you'll never use it, you should download Pacifist - I guarantee that someday, someway, you'll want to get at just one file out of an installation bundle. As soon as you do, register Pacifist, as it will have just easily paid for itself in time saved!"
I did it that way and it worked flawlessly. Hope this helps.
Cheers benjaminmaurice

Tried updating firefox but it is not compatible with leopard op. If I try to re-install the older version will my bookmarks still be there?

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FCP not working with Leopard

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Do I just have to wait for an update?

Having same problem with FCP v 6.0.1 and tried the FCP Rescue 6..... Also does not work with Leopard.
I am just about to try this proceedure.
Delete the User Preferences
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Cinema HD Not Working with Leopard Bootcamp

Seems like the same issue that tons of bootcamp beta users were getting with NVidia drivers, which is STILL happeneing in leopard (which I PAID $129 thinking it would fix issues).
When you plug a cinema hd monitor into the macbook pro, the maximum resolution available is 1024x768. Please FIX THIS ASAP! Just give us the new drivers!
I called technical support and got this... "unfortunately there's nothing I can do with windows". Please quit hiding behind that... Bootcamp is no longer free, it's now a feature of leopard. Sorry you marketted it that way, but now you have to support it. Give me a break...
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I have the same problem, MAC please put a notice on your leopard OS website letting people know that if you spent the money to buy Cinema HD then you won't be able to see it in its maximum resolution if you upgrade to leopard... and also put a date on when you are expecting to release a fix / driver.... I'm running bootcamp as well....

ATI Radeon 9600 Mac & PC Edition will not work with leopard

When I installed a new ATI Radeon 9600 Mac & PC Edition, 256MB; my Dual 2 GHz G5 (June 2004) will not allow me to drive my Apple Cinema Display while running under leopard, (neither 10.5.1 or 10.5.2 with Leopard Graphics Update).
The mac starts up as usual and gets to the white screen with Apple logo -then the progress ring eventually stalls. The mouse pointer becomes visible and can be moved freely around this screen.
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I have tried every suggestion that I could find on these boards and elsewhere: zapped the pram, reset the SMU, installed older ATI Drivers, etc...
Of course the G5 is far out of warranty. I've been running Leopard since the day it shipped - so that's out of warranty now, and there is little help to be found on the ATI/AMD website. I'm afraid I'll have to return the card before Apple releases another graphics update.
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Hello I have Grafic card ATI Radeon 9600 Pro-256MB install. after Updates. I was after *delete all ATI files besides*
ATINDRV.kext
ATITVOut.kext
ATIRadeon.kext
ATIRadeon9700.kext
ATIRadeon9700DVDDriver.bundle
ATIRadeon9700GA.plugin
ATIRadeon9700GLDriver.bundle
ATIRadeon9700VADriver.bundle
ATIRadeonDVDDriver.bundle
ATIRadeonGA.plugin
ATIRadeonGLDriver.bundle
ATIRNDRV.kext
from System/Library/Extensions run ther 30'' Cinema, mit 2560x1600 but without Quartz Extreme . *I'm very angry of APPLE* 3 week without help, 5 Telefon support with Apple, with ATI without solution.
I know that ATIRadeon9700.kext drive Quartz Extreme. But I don't know what can I do too.
My solution for this moment is only this one. If I know my solution from Apple, ATI or another one look sometimes on
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6645245&#6645245
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Will not install with Leopard

I just migrated from an older iMac G4 to a newer iMac 2GHz
Intel Core Duo. To my chagrin I then discovered that Director MX
2004 would not work on an Intel machine. So... I upgraded to
Director 11. After all the hassle of proving (once again) that I am
an academic, I received the confirmation and link so that I could
download and install the new version. Alas...! When I run the
installer, it says: "This software cannot be installed because the
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Vista???
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"journaled (case-sensitive)". After searching through lots of
discussions and support files, I learned that apparently several
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I therefore had to boot from my Leopard install disk, erase
and reformat the hard disk as only "journaled' (NOT
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install Director 11 just fine. It has shown some odd bugs, however.
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AE not working with Leopard and fed up

It happened a while ago, and set it up again, and again, again.
It all stated after upgrading to Leopard
Today I was about to listen to some music through AE, and once again it didn't work. I had the green light on, it shows as connected in my router setup page. I have change internet suppliers a couple of month ago and have brand new router, but it was happening with my previous router too. In fact in the last 5 months I have used 4 different router, all branded. Airport Utility couldn't find AE.
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osascript <<EndOfMyScript
tell application "System Events"
keystroke "public"
keystroke tab
delay 0.5
keystroke return
keystroke tab
delay 0.5
keystroke return
keystroke return
end tell
EndOfMyScript
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http://lists.apple.com/archives/Remote-desktop/2007/Nov/msg00045.html

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# This script when used with ASR Send UNIX command will login workstations at the LoginWindow.
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Thank you,
Homer
[email protected]

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