dondigitech
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I bought a powermac g5 (2.5Ghz, 8Gm ram) second hand, and wanted to clean it up before I started to install all my programs and migrate all my data onto it. Basically I wanted to erase the hard drive completely and reinstall Leopard OS. Before that I characterized the system and know for a fact that boot camp was on there. So, I went on to reinstall OS Leopard 10.5. Before continuing on with the installation I went to disk utility and erased the hard drive completely and created one partition so that I could install the OS onto it. Then I installed the Leopard onto it. To my dismay boot camp was not included in the Leopard installation. I probably repeated this process half a dozen times and am perplexed as to why boot camp is not included. If anybody has any advice it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!