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| Creating a Start-Up CD for 9.x and 10.x! I wish to create a start-up CD from a blank CD. I have all the original Apple Systems CDs (9.x through 10.4). The reason is that I want to create such a start-up CD is to add some repair programs to the start-up disks. I checked out http://www.alsoft.com/DiskWarrior/Di...2/support.html and purchased "DiskWarrior 3" and also purchased "Toast 7" because the above site said I could not simple use my iMac (Tiger) to create the CD without a third party CD burning program. I can never get a copied Systems Folder to be "blessed" when I try to create a start-up 9.x CD. I realize a start-up Mac OS 9.x CD would be easier to create than a Mac OS 10.x CD, but I can not create either! Any help will be greatly appreciated. |
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| While not yet compatible with OS X 10.4, BootCD can help you make Mac OS X startup CDs up through OS X 10.3 Panther: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/15196
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| Everytime I purchase a new OS, I always make a copy of the disc. I just use disk utility. When I got Tiger I made a copy on the DVD-R disk. I have never had a problem with any copy.
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| Thank you so much for your help. The BootCD is the cure! Walt, I can make a copy of any CD just fine, but it is adding programs to the copied CD that is the tricky part. |
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