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I don't see mariotree on the desktop.<br />
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What other methods can I use to unmount it?
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I don't see mariotree on the desktop.

What other methods can I use to unmount it?

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Receive a Mac OS X v. 10.5.8 message &quot;Please insert the &quot;mariotree&quot; disc to continue installation.<br />
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What disc is this message referring too?<br />
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I downloaded and began installing Logmein when this message suddenly appeared.<br />
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I have inserted the two DVDs that came with this laptop when it was purchased, but neither one of these is the correct disc.<br />
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I have noticed that one of the entries under &quot;Places&quot; is mariotree.<br />
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&quot;Places&quot; has four entries below it: Desktop, mariotree, Applications, &amp;&nbsp;Documents.<br />
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What exactly is &quot;mariotree&quot; and how can I insert a disc (DVD or CD) that will allow me to continue installing the Log Me In software?<br />
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I would post screenshots of this message, but unfortunately, I don't have any way of remotely connecting to this computer to do this.
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Receive a Mac OS X v. 10.5.8 message "Please insert the "mariotree" disc to continue installation.

What disc is this message referring too?

I downloaded and began installing Logmein when this message suddenly appeared.

I have inserted the two DVDs that came with this laptop when it was purchased, but neither one of these is the correct disc.

I have noticed that one of the entries under "Places" is mariotree.

"Places" has four entries below it: Desktop, mariotree, Applications, & Documents.

What exactly is "mariotree" and how can I insert a disc (DVD or CD) that will allow me to continue installing the Log Me In software?

I would post screenshots of this message, but unfortunately, I don't have any way of remotely connecting to this computer to do this.

Receive a Mac OS X v. 10.5.8 message &quot;Please insert the &quot;mariotree&quot; disc to continue installation&quot;

Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.

Mac OS X

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Receive a Mac OS X v. 10.5.8 message &quot;Please insert the &quot;mariotree&quot; disc to continue installation&quot;

Receive a Mac OS X v. 10.5.8 message "Please insert the "mariotree" disc to continue installation"