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been waiting about 15 minutes.......maybe another bug in Leopard perhaps..? It is showing the Network Startup option but that's it...also strange that it shows all boot volumes in XP but not in OSX...

thanks DM....managed to configure it through Windows. Any idea as to why I can't see the two systems under my Startup Disk in OS X.....?

Just installed Windows XP SP2 on my Macbook Pro (Leopard) and both are working beautifully. The only problem is that in order for me to boot to OSX I need to hold down the Option key and select it. Tried going into System Preferences > Startup Disk but alas not startup disk for OSX or Windows...

maybe if i had of opened my eyes i would have seen previous threads with the answers i needed. Note to self......search before posting..

For some reason I am unable to see the default Documents folder under /Users/<username>. I can see the alias in my side bar and by "Getting Info" on the alias I can see that it points to /Users/<username>. Any ideas on how I can unhide this folder. If i look in Terminal i see the following...

At present my power settings are set to never put my computer into sleep and only put the screen to sleep after 15 mins. However, when i leave my computer running overnight and go to "wake it up" in the morning it does not respond. Have tried closing the lid and opening to see if there was...

can't recall it being this slow when running Tiger. The problem I have is all file sharing is done through linux here so rely on it quite a bit. Wasn't sure if there were known issues with Leopard or not. Thanks for your input though.

hoping someone out there in cyberspace can help me...just upgraded to OSX Leopard (silly me) and find that accessing files from a samba share in finder are really slow...around 24kb/s. If i scp files using terminal this seems much better at around 9mb/s....is this another flaw in Leopard....?