Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has any advice or tricks to pull this one off...
We have a late 2008 Xserve which will support Lion (not ML) and it is currently running Leopard. We want to upgrade it to Lion, but it's unfortunate timing with Mountain Lion's release yesterday.
I guess I have these questions:
1. Is there any way of downloading Snow Leopard from Apple (or any where else that's reputable)?
2. Is it possible to download a USB flash drive install media for Lion?
3. How would one go about purchasing the Lion Server app now?
I'm guessing most or all of those are difficult or impossible. I've spoken to Apple about it and they've just said it's not possible to purchase anything other than ML now.
Ideally we don't want to spend too much on this upgrade, it's only to try and bring it a bit more up to speed. It's also not ideal to upgrade to a Mac Mini server, this is in an enterprise and proper rack mounting is best, obviously.
More over, this upgrade has to be legal too, we don't want to tread on Apple's licence.
Thanks for any help!
Just wondering if anyone has any advice or tricks to pull this one off...
We have a late 2008 Xserve which will support Lion (not ML) and it is currently running Leopard. We want to upgrade it to Lion, but it's unfortunate timing with Mountain Lion's release yesterday.
I guess I have these questions:
1. Is there any way of downloading Snow Leopard from Apple (or any where else that's reputable)?
2. Is it possible to download a USB flash drive install media for Lion?
3. How would one go about purchasing the Lion Server app now?
I'm guessing most or all of those are difficult or impossible. I've spoken to Apple about it and they've just said it's not possible to purchase anything other than ML now.
Ideally we don't want to spend too much on this upgrade, it's only to try and bring it a bit more up to speed. It's also not ideal to upgrade to a Mac Mini server, this is in an enterprise and proper rack mounting is best, obviously.
More over, this upgrade has to be legal too, we don't want to tread on Apple's licence.
Thanks for any help!