dmg extracted from the regular leopard dl dvd and even snow leopard beta, but that doesn't work either and it tells me that it needs a software update. i searched the contents of the DL DVD again and even tried to install the. Mac OS X Server 10.5.I installed two days ago a OS X server 10.6 beta and could not find anywhere the boot camp assistant.You should be able to grab the necessary update for your system using Software Update or you can use the direct download links below. Mac OS X 10.6.2 is the second update Apple has put out for Snow Leopard since it was released at the end of August. In all, there are 43 separate security-related fixes in the respective updates. The Apache web server, graphics and media subsystems, QuickTime, Login Services, OpenLDAP, OpenSSH, PHP, libxml, Dovecot, IPSec and other system components have been hardened against potential security vulnerabilities. Mac OS X 10.6.2 brings a number of security patches, which are also offered to users of 10.5.8 as Security Update 2009-006. Client management, Directory Services, mail services, mobile accounts, Open Directory, Podcast Producer, secure login, Software Update service, Web service, Server Admin tools, Workgroup Manager, Xgrid and more all got some attention this time around. Mac OS X Server 10.6.2 includes all the above fixes, as well as a number of server-specifc improvements. There are also fixes and improvements for handling fonts, graphics-especially when using DVI to Mini DisplayPort adapters-Mail, MobileMe, AFP networking, printing, and improved plug-in reliability in Safari. The update brings tweaks to Spotlight indexing of Exchange accounts, reliability of menu extras, problems with using four-finger swipes, Front Row video performance, VoiceOver improvements, and video performance for the newest iMac models. Mac OS X 10.6.2 includes over a hundred fixes in all, including a known issue with guest accounts and deleted home folders. Updates move the version of Snow Leopard client and server to 10.6.2, while the security fixes that are part of that update are packaged for Leopard (10.5.8) as Security Update 2009-006. Apple released several updates Monday afternoon, including the second point release of Mac OS X Snow Leopard.

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