Toast Dvd Os X

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. ...

What version of OS X are you using? ...

ISO 9660 formatted CD that is compatible with either Macs or PCs. I use it all the time even though I have Toast on my machine, because it is so simple. ...

then that's probably why you're getting the "Volume in use" error. When the DVD mounts on the desktop, OS X assumes you're going to use the Finder to copy files over and burn the DVD that way. ...

The only thing you should take into consideration is "native burn support" for the new drive under OS X. ...

R disks if you have Roxio's Toast or similar burning software. ...

in ASP server. If you're doing mostly PHP, it's the other way around for OS X and Apache. ...

OS X has file compression built in. Use . ...

I wonder if you have a USB 2.0 PC card, as your PowerBook would not use USB 2.0 on the internal ports. Burning with USB 1.1 can be really flaky at best, and surely very slow. The hardware error that you get may also indicate that the drive is just failed. Your DVD writer supports only DVD+R and DVD+RW. The Mac OS does not support DVD+R well, and you would be much better...

R disks is write data to them from the Finder and burn them using some 3rd party software like Toast or DragonBurn. You won't be able to use them with any iApp, and even using them to burn data with the Finder will be flaky. ...