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Install Leopard on iBook using install disks from a MacBook Pro?

I have the Leopard install disks from a MacBook Pro (10.5.2) and want to install Leopard on a 12" iBook G4 1.2 MHz computer.

Any problem doing this with these disks? I presume the operating system is OK but I don't if there is any under the hood configuration the install script might do that might conflict with the iBook hardware.

--Kenoli

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Sorry but it wont work. Each machine has a specific installation disk that can't be used with another model. You will need the Leopard retail disk to install Leopard on your iBook. The retail disk works with all compatibles Macs.

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