10.5. Can't find Boot Camp Assistant app
Can't find the Boot Camp Assistant.app on your freshly installed OS X 10.5? No one's going to believe you? - It's part of the system they'll say..? Well, it's just happened to us on 3 brand new MacBooks.
Luckily there is an easy solution to install Boot Camp separately:
Insert the OS X Leopard installer DVD, in Finder press command + shift + g (
) and enter the following path:
/Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/System/Installation/Packages/ for the Leopard retail CD or /Volumes/Mac OS X Install Disc 1/System/Installation/Packages for Disc 1 that came with a new Mac.
Then double-click the BootCamp.pkg - this package is the Boot Camp installer.
Kein Boot Camp installiert? - Boot Camp lässt sich in OS X Leopard von der System DVD einfach nach installieren:
Aus dem Finder geben sie folgendens Tastenkürzel ein: 
(umschalttaste + befehlstaste + g)
/Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/System/Installation/Packages/ für die Leopard DVD oder /Volumes/Mac OS X Install Disc 1/System/Installation/Packages für Disk 1 die mit einem neuen Mac mitgeliefert wurde.
Dann doppelklick auf BootCamp.pkg
comments
Dannan
@ 11.05.2008 23:30 CESTwhats the path if you only have the upgrade version of Leoperd? I have a new Imac 20inch which came preloaded with Tiger and I upgraded to Leoperd?
kev
@ 12.05.2008 09:17 CESTWhat DVD did you use to upgrade?
If you have the official disc with the X on the space background printed on it, it should be this path:
/Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/System/Installation/Packages/
But remember to have the DVD in the computer before you enter the path. OK?
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