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  1. duynguyenhp
  2. Clark Smith
    Clark Smith
    Hi I am new to forum! My name is Clark Smith. Now that I use a Apple Macintosh, I still use Quicken for Windows. Thanks for supporting me.
  3. Falkan
    Falkan
    I must first know what has been done, so as to know what can be done
  4. josegrad
    josegrad gtackett
    Hi, I read about your problems with DVD-R with Mavericks. Wondering if you found a fix.
  5. khuyenvu90
  6. Fred Flinstone
    Fred Flinstone
    Yabba Dabba Doo!
  7. stoneage
    stoneage
    It's decorative gourd season.
  8. Whitehill
    Whitehill stefanmaine
    Does your name mean you live in Maine? I do, near Farmington.
  9. Giaguara
    Giaguara Doctor X
    The Evil Triplet™'s every movement is under a microscope, so if you see anything, shoot.
  10. Giaguara
    Giaguara djackmac
    He and "the evil twin" have been taken care of!
  11. zoranb
    zoranb
    Booting of a HD isnt so easy cause i want to install the OS to a powerbook. Meaning, only USB ports and non powered. Ok anyway suppose i do it, do i just leave the dmg in the partition? Is that enough? and then what? do i boot ressing alt and choosing the ext drive?
  12. DeltaMac
    DeltaMac zoranb
    I think I already posted to your main forums question about this, but:
    If the .dmg is good, then burning that to a DVD should end up being bootable. There's no settings, AFAIK, that need to be set to make it bootable. It either is - or you have a bad burn, so try again.
    It must be on a dual-layer DVD, as the disk SHOULD make about 7.8 GB as a final DVD.
    Assume that one that won't boot is a bad burn, so burn another copy, with another brand of DVD, etc.
    You can choose to be surprised if the DVD does boot a Mac, as I have burned a lot of 10.5 coasters, leading to the conclusion that a burned DVD is not your best choice with Leopard.
    My suggestion is to forget the DVD, and make a dedicated partition (8GB is great) on an external hard drive. Run Disk Utility, and restore that .dmg to the 7GB partition.
    It . works . every . time and is a faster install, as well as being more reliable than the DVD will be.
    - Dale
  13. DeltaMac
    DeltaMac
    I think I already posted to your main forums question about this, but:
    If the .dmg is good, then burning that to a DVD should end up being bootable. There's no settings, AFAIK, that need to be set to make it bootable. It either is - or you have a bad burn, so try again.
    It must be on a dual-layer DVD, as the disk SHOULD make about 7.8 GB as a final DVD.
    Assume that one that won't boot is a bad burn, so burn another copy, with another brand of DVD, etc.
    You can choose to be surprised if the DVD does boot a Mac, as I have burned a lot of 10.5 coasters, leading to the conclusion that a burned DVD is not your best choice with Leopard.
    My suggestion is to forget the DVD, and make a dedicated partition (8GB is great) on an external hard drive. Run Disk Utility, and restore that .dmg to the 7GB partition.
    It . works . every . time and is a faster install, as well as being more reliable than the DVD will be.
    - Dale
  14. zoranb
    zoranb DeltaMac
    Sorry to ask you this, i know its illegal but i need your help. Its about a dmg file of Leopard install dvd, i have it , but i want to burn it into a dvd in order to boot from my powerbook. Is there someway when burning it through eg. toast to make it bootable?
  15. Giaguara
    Giaguara Doctor X
    Does what look infected?
  16. Doctor X
    Doctor X Giaguara
    Does THIS look infected to you?
  17. TitanShadow
  18. simbalala
    simbalala rdbesq
    If you have problems let me know and I'll upload a zip of version 6 to a webserver for you. I don't have a piracy issue with this since Apple did give it away for free.
  19. Scoops98
    Scoops98 alra111
  20. Giaguara
    Giaguara bobw
    ihor43us - and all other new visitors please read this Bobw passed away in 2007.