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Chapter 3 Installing Server Software 63

Using the Installer to Install Locally From the Installation Disc

You can install Mac OS X Server directly onto a computer with a display, a keyboard,

and an optical drive attached. If you have an installation DVD, the optical drive must be

able to read DVD discs.

You can also install directly onto a computer that lacks a display, keyboard, and optical

drive capable of reading your installation disc. In this case, you start the target

computer in target disk mode and connect it to an administrator computer using a

FireWire cable. You use the administrator computer to install the server software on the

target computer’s disk or partition, which appears as a disk icon on the administrator

computer.

To install server software locally:

1 If you’ll be performing a clean installation rather than upgrading, preserve any user

data that resides on the disk or partition onto which you’ll install the server software.

2 Turn on the computer and insert the first Mac OS X Server installation disc into the

optical drive.

3 Restart the computer while holding down the C key on the keyboard. The computer

boots from the installation disc. You can release the C key when you see the Apple

logo.

4 After the computer restarts, choose the language you want the server to use and click

Continue.

5 When the Installer opens, if you want to perform a clean installation, optionally use the

Utilities menu to open Disk Utility to prepare the target disk or partition before

proceeding.

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