OS X1.1のimg.からインストールできないの?
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01/10/14 01:38ID:y6a6S8b.やっぱだめなのか。
こんなOS X10.1の焼き方なんてレポートも落としてきたよ。
これって、この通りに焼けばいけるってこと?
If you do not follow these directions exactly, the image will not work.
*addendum by PeterR
Step 1:
Open your copy of Adaptec Toast.
Step 2:
Drag the disc image onto the open window of toast, DO NOT MOUNT IT FIRST!!!!
This will RUIN it.
Step 3:
Press the button "Write Disc" (or whatever it says) and then select your burn
speed and hit Write Disc. (not write session)
Step 4:
Your done, put the CD in the machine you want to use it on, allow it to
rebuild the desktop, then follow directions on CD.
DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES /
a: Mount the image before burning
b: Set up Toast to make the CD bootable
This will ruin the image and it will not work.
*addendum
Hi
Your info about OS X is incorrect. I almost gave up after I read that
once it is mounted it is ruined, until I read this...(attachment)
It worked for me.
1. Mount the image on the desktop
2. Open toast 5.0 final
3. Click/hold other and select "Mac volume" from the menu
4. Click "select..."
5. Select the mounted image
6. Un-check "optimise on-the-fly"
7. Check "bootable" you will get a message "There is no system folder
on Mac OS X Install CD. You won`t be able to use the CD-ROM as a
start-up disc " CLICK OK
8. Click "record"
9. Select burn disc
10. Wait for your disc
11. Eject
12. Restart while holding down C
13. Install and configure
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The OS X should be booted from by holding down C at start-up, by
clicking the installation from your regular system will not work.
It takes a lot of time to boot from it first time, but be patient,
you`ll know its working when you see a rotating multicoloured disc
on the top left hand part of the screen..
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Good Luck!
RAY
Another tip is to get the latest Start-up Disc 9.2.1.smi from the
Apple site which should help you switch from OS 9.1 to OS X more
smoothly.
The Guys below deserve most of the credit but Step 7 was missing
some information which put me off originally. Toast 5 only recognises 9.1 and earlier, hence the message in step 7. with the original work carried out by /Quasideus (with a little help from Blue Light)
Courtesy of PeterR
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