Burn A Disk Image With Toast 6

with the original disk inserted and Toast open, hold COMMAND and press D. Toast will ask you what you want to name the file and where you'd like to save it. ...

I went on regardless and burnt a disk image in idvd. Sound was ok but then I couldn't burn this the content of this disk image without errors. ...

drop all the files on the hard drive to a DVD and then burn it. Use Carbon Copy Cloner to clone your system to a disk image that you create, then burn that disk image file to a DVD for a backup. ...

Strange... I can make a bootable copy of any retail bootable OS X CD. I use backup copies of my Panther install disks, Diskwarrior, and TechTool, and each of them boot flawlessly. ...

alright I have a boottable dmg dvd, which I need to burn. Now I know that I must use disk copy, which is fine. whenever I try to burn the disk, it gives me a dreaded device drained its buffer without burn protection. if I burn the same image on toast, its fine exept, it isnt bootable. ...

Create a mounted disk image with all of the files laid out the way you want them to be. MacOS will copy your window settings, so be particular about it. ...

Also, with a Toast image of the CD ROM I didn't find anything that qualified for "Check Mac OS X" or similar. ...

I need to make a copy of a bootable cd where the copy is also bootable, but I need to be able to somehow edit some of the files on the original before burning it. ...

You shouldn't have to mount it. Just burn it. ...

By the way, this resulted in a perfectly bootable Mac OS X CD, without even having to hold the C key. ...