Mac OS X Server 10.5
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Macintosh Server software 10.5 (Leopard)
Released: October 26, 2007
This is the very first release of Leopard Server. As the retail consumer version, this software contains BootCamp in his final primary version. The original disc has also a Win partition for it.
Languages supported by this software: English, French, German and Japanese.
Excerpt from Wikipedia: Leopard Server includes FreeRADIUS for network authentication. It ships with support for wireless access stations however can be modified into a fully functioning FreeRADIUS server.
This software requires a serial number to work properly:
XSVR-105-000-R-LN7-HGS-DPD-H24-8DH-LGQ-3
See also: Mac OS X Server Rhapsody (Developer Release), Mac OS X Server 10.0, Mac OS X Server 10.1, Mac OS X Server 10.2, Mac OS X Server 10.3, Mac OS X Server 10.4
CompatibilityArchitecture: PPC (Carbonized) x86 (Intel:Mac)
An Intel or a PowerPC G5 or a G4 (867 MHz at least) processor
At least 1 GB of RAM
At least 20 GB of disk space available
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Thanks. I've not noticed that Tiger updates disappear from Apple's servers, even if, yes, they are leaving out a lot of things...
Added a zip of patches available that maps closely to what you'll find from Software Update.
Figured it was good to have them archived before Apple takes down the patches from their servers, much like they did recently for Tiger.
It was macOS's own Gatekeeper who cried wolf when I tried to look in the vmdk.
It might be a false positive but I'm not risking it.
Just to clarify, nobody is saying you put it there if it is there, just wanted to make that clear.
Thanks for the pointer Gminfly.
There were quite a few false positive alerts just recently.
On my side no malware is found by Sophos on Sierra.
If you don´t trust a download, please don´t use it.
As said before, setting up Leo Server from scratch is easy enough.
24bits Image on mega contains Devilrobber... nasty malware and I won't touch it.
Hi Milos,
Happy to know that it works well for u. The original file is about 7,85 GB, as I am the uploader for this. If u want avoid burn it on a DVD, u can try to copy with Apple Disk Utility or CCC or another utility. Just use an external drive or a 8 GB stick. I hope this will work also for u...
Thank you, The Unarchiver worked, now just need to find something each of these will fit on to install with, don't really want to go buy a load of dual layer DVDs if I can avoid it.
Hi Milos,
the files are zip segments that need to be joined again for inflating them.
The Unarchiver does that perfectly, the build hosted here should work with 10.3.9 or higher.
http://www.powerpcsoftware.com/
Navigate to the fourth tab "Utilities" for The Unarchiver, please.
7ZX may be an option too and you always can join and inflate the downloads on a Windows PC with 7Zip.
I wonder if someone could help me with these files. I thought it would be interesting to put a copy on my g5 to see what I could do with it. I've downloaded the files but they didn't seem to be zip files as there is a number on the end of each one, so I removed the numbers and I was able to extract them but when I try to mount one it fails and says it's not recognised. I am probably doing something stupid here, any recommendations would be great.
As posted in another thread, here is a pre-built Leo Server instance for VMWare.
The virtual machine is running fine on my side on C2D and i5 hardware.
Usually its preferable to set up a VMWare instance from scratch, but this way it works just as well.
https://mega.nz/#!F1FDgT7D!ssfE_13FkA7WzK_53YYS_bAevLhKoCDdOepq6pSx8sw
user/pass for the server is mac/macosx.
I'm happy to have uploading it now.
And that's looking great on your screenshot. I have installed it before on my MacBook, but, it freeze at the window login as I beginning to use the trackpad or when typing text. I have booted in Safe Mode without this problem. So, I suspect that a kernel "kext" or extension is causing that, but this software has not been made for laptops for sure. But I'm gonna search what is the culprit of this issue later on...
Thanks again for sharing this huge cdr!
I´m installing the OS in VMWare as I´m typing.
10.5 Server is a real great addition, if alone for the ability to write HFS from userland - e.g. to a floppy drive connected via USB.
For now, it does not seem needed to me, adding a ready made virtual machine.
Its only twenty minutes to set it up from cdr.
YW. Ten parts have been created. So, there is one or two remaining now. Not so difficult for me when the bandwidth works well.
No problem for your addition. Obsolete for Leopard in a virtual machine inside ?
Thanks for going through this gruesome task, MacTouch!
How many chunks did you create?
Once you are through with uploading, I might be adding a ready made VMWare instance to the page.
The VMWare thing may be obsolete though, as it will be easy enough to set up from scratch.
Indeed, I have corrected that... Thanks.
I think the correct SN is XSVR-105-000-R-LN7-HGS-DPD-H24-8DH-LGQ-3
I have to manage space on my disc before creating split files of this "monster"
& uploading them here. This will take a while...