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Agh, figured it out! The external drive needs to be formatted for HFS or Mac OS X Extended. The Window junk is NTFS, thats what I used it on originally. \ So I have to drag and save everything I want from my HD to my MBP desktop, then re-format the external to read/write Mac OS X Extended...

-61 - wrPermErr - Write permissions error; Not a publisher I get that error code every time I attempt to delete anything from my external HD. I haven't the slightest clue as to how to fix it, or even were to look. What would cause that? Thanks guys/gals!

Delta, kudos for the quick response. I really do appreciate it. I've taken your advice and booted the MBP from the leopard disk. I opened disk utility and ran a disk verify. Everything checked out fine, so I decided to erase the disk and once it's finished I will preform a clean install. This...

I've also tried to boot in single user mode, ( apple key + s ), and ran /sbin/fsck -fy command. The volume Macintosh appears to be OK. I typed reboot. Nothing new... I'm left with a spinning gear and the grey apple screen. Bummer. I wanted to add, my Mac OS Leopard disk is in the...

Alright, here's the background info. Last evening I installed Leopard on my younger brothers Macbook Pro. It gave me an error message at the end of the installation stating something about Xerox Print Drivers, but I ignored and the computer worked fine for the rest of the evening. Today, it...

Satcomer, nice gear : )

Christ almighty, search Google. An SD card is just another form of digital media, like Giaguara mentions above, there is no reason for it to not work. I've used SD cards to transfer a few songs and/or a couple documents. IMO, your better off buying a portable external HD, that way you can...

Macbri, I appreciate the applause. I think most would agree when I say, take the selfish shit elsewhere. I've found being helpful much more rewarding then being lazy. I hope to learn a whole bunch of new tips and tricks on macosx. Thanks for the comment, mac. I am running into a keychain...

I've fixed the problem. It was so easy I feel dumb even wasting a thread on this. Anyway, if you ever run into this same problem, here is the solution. Navigate to your Applications folder, then to Utilities. From there open up Keychain Access. Once Keychain is open, click Keychain Access in...

I keep getting this message. I just installed Leopard, but the problem began right before the install. Keychain "login" cannot be found to store "Safari", with the option to Restore Defaults or Cancel. It's driving me freaking crazy, I'm sure it's an easy fix. Let me know what to do...