OS X :: Create A Bootable Key Using Leopard?

Feb 21, 2010

I would like to know how i can create a bootable pen drive for to install windows 7 on my netbook.

(i want to install windows 7 not on my macbook but on a vaio netbook)

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OS X V10.6 Snow Leopard :: How To Create Bootable USB From Install DVD

May 2, 2012

I have an old macbook pro with damaged dvd drive. Yesterday when I tried to reinstall my mac osx snow leopard, my operation system was damaged and it cannot boot anymore. Now I have an installation dvd of mac osx and a pc. I tried to make a bootable usb drive from from my dvd but I cant.

Info:
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6)

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OS X V10.7 Lion :: Create A Virtualbox Bootable Image File From A Bootable Usb Flash Drive

Jun 1, 2012

I created a bootable usb drive on a windows pc using windows 7 to install windows 8 preview and want to make a copy to install in virtualbox on my imac and burn to a dvd that will work on pc. 

I've tried using disk utility to create an image and get a file ESD-USB.dmg, but virtualbox won't boot a dmg file. 

I tried converting it in the terminal with: 

hdiutil convert -format UDRO -o windows8.iso ESD-USB.dmg 

but the resulting file was windows8.iso.dmg. I changed the name to windows8.iso, but even so, virtualbox complains it's unbootable. 

I tried the terminal command: 

dd if=/dev/disk4 of=windows8.iso 

but virtualbox complained that it's not bootable. 

I tried the terminal command: 

cat /dev/disk4 > windows8.iso 

but virtualbox complained that it's not bootable. 

Info:
iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.4)

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OS X V10.7 Lion :: Create A Bootable Snow Leopard Flash Drive?

Mar 28, 2012

I'd like to create a bootable Snow Leopard Flash Drive, after upgrading to Lion. I have multiple Macs with some expensive legacy software and an Apple USB modem (32 bit) I use out in rural areas. I'm assuming this will be a viable solution

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OS X :: How To Create A Bootable Cd

Oct 5, 2010

I purchased an app online, and seeing as they had an option to download the app, I downloaded it. (I do believe I still have available to me the option of the cd to be shipped, but I'm not sure) Now I need to use it in a way that requires it to be booted off a cd... The software downloaded was in a disk image format. Are there any specific instructions/steps I need to take in order to ensure that I produce a bootable cd? I'd hate to waste a perfectly good CD-R by a stupid mistake of making it non-bootable.

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OS X :: How To Create A Bootable CD/DVD From A DMG

Nov 21, 2008

I am trying to figure out what the best way is to create a bootable DVD frm a DMG file?

Upon first purchasing Leopard 10.5 way back when it came out, I decided to back up the disk on my computer by creating a Disk Image. Turns out it was a good move because now that I need the disc, it seems to have picked up a big scratch on it's surface, and it simply refuses to mount at this point...

I can use either Toast or Disk Utility to accomplish this task (or the terminal if absolutely necessary, but I would really prefer using one of the GUIs I've just mentioned). I was hoping someone would be gracious enough to provide me with instructions on what would be the best way to create a bootable DVD from this DMG file.

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OS X :: To Create Bootable SD CARD

Jan 11, 2011

I've been trying to create a bootable SD card (transcend 32BG). I follow all the instructions but when it tries to boot after using the installation disk it ends up stuck on the gray screen.

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OS X :: How To Create Bootable ISO From Folder

Mar 6, 2009

I have the folder and files of an Operating System which I want to make an ISO of.

I want to create a BOOTABLE ISO so I can burn it to DVD and install.

How can I do this? I also have Toast v10

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OS X :: Applications To Create A Bootable DVD?

Feb 4, 2010

yesterday my mac wouldn't boot-up(froze at the spinny circle thingy below the apple). I did get it fixed though... with disk utility off the leopard installation dvd. Now i am wondering if it is possible to create a bootable dvd...

btw, i have tryed clone x 3, but it is way to expensive and there is no "finder" like app...

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Windows On Mac :: Create A Msdos Bootable CD?

Oct 22, 2010

I'm trying to fix a frozen chkdsk on an imac. It can't see the keboard yet so you can't stop the chkdsk. Next step is to try to boot into dos to fix some things.

Anyone know how to create a msdos bootable cd [that an imac can read]? I can create the cd in a working windows environment. I have found many dead end links online thus far.

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OS X :: How To Create Bootable Disc Of IDefrag

Jan 30, 2010

Can anyone tell me how to create a bootable disc of iDefrag using Toast Titanium? I want to run a full defrag but need to do so off of a disc.

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Intel Mac :: Create A Bootable Backup Of It?

Feb 29, 2012

I've just bought my iMac which came with no backup/bootable software discs at all (unlike new PC's). So from my over an hour reading from GOOGLE with conflicting answers from what I can gather "Time Capsule" cannot create a bootable copy of your hardrive ... So, I as have a 1TB harddrive with the iMAC some questions I have are :

1. ) Do I need to purchase a 2TB external hard drive (minimum) to create a clone of the current harddrive & any future information stored on it as I intend to backup once a month. It "MUST" be a bootable backup as I have no discs!

2.) Is there any "cloud" storage services that I can make a bootable backup on that which can be accessed later to download via another PC or MAC to a harddrive/memory stick etc. & then uploaded to the new replacement hardrive in my iMAC?

3.) Off the subject altogether but just thought of it! I hate the keyboard with the iMAC even though its stylish it isn't lit which isn't helping me at night! So when using my old keyboard (which does light up) can I tell the iMAC to use the sign in the normal place rather than the number 2 key as well as other keys which are in different places on the iMAC compared to a PC keyboard !!!

Info:iMac (27-inch Mid 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.3), 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7; 8GB of DDR3

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OS X :: How To Create Bootable Usb Live Linux Keys

Jun 2, 2009

as above stated how do you guys create bootable usb live linux keys

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OS X :: Create Bootable Copy Of SN Install Disk

Sep 6, 2009

I just purchased the SN 10.6 family pack and would like to make a backup of the Install DVD. I have several MACs in the family and want to make sure I have an extra disk in case something happens to the original. I have Toast Titanium and I believe I can make a copy of the disk. Will this be an exact copy and will it be bootable from the DVD drive on my iMac? Are there any special settings in Toast that I have to use.? I only recently purchased Toast and am not too familiar with it at this point.

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OS X :: Create A Bootable Backup Of Internal Hard Drive?

Jan 22, 2010

I used Carbon Copy Cloner to create a bootable backup of my internal hard drive. I was wondering how you initiate the bootable backup if I do have an internal hard drive failure? Do I just plug the drive in and power the computer on? Are there any other steps/precautions I should consider.

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OS X Mavericks :: Create A Bootable Clone Using Disk Utility

Aug 22, 2014

Tried to create a bootable clone using Disk Utility & got this:“Restore Failure, Recovery partition restores can only be done on GPT partition maps.”I may need to purchase Carbon Copy Cloner ($40) or Super Duper ($28).I had been using my free CCC v. 3.4.7 to make clones of OS X 10.6.8 but now I upgraded to OS X 10.9.4 & got message that CCC not compatible with Mavericks unless I buy the CCC v. 3.5.6.I read several places that DU can do back up clones same as CCC or SD!I launched DU from recovery system, selected Mac HD as source & my XHD as destination. Both are formatted Max OS Extended (Journaled)So, what am I doing wrong?Also, what advantages, if any, are there in using CCC or SD instead of the free DU?

Info:
iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9.4), 4 GB RAM, Win XP Pro-Boot Camp

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MacBook Pro :: Create A Bootable Disk Image Of Hard Drive?

May 17, 2012

Is it possible to create a bootable disk image of my hard drive onto an extrenal firewire hard drive?

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OS X :: Create A New Bootable Drive Without Wiping Out The Data In The Original Drive?

Jan 7, 2010

I have an '05 mac mini (pre-intel chip) with OS X 10.4 that while trying to transfer a file to an external hard drive gave me a blue screen (that wouldn't go away). After a hard shut down, I get to the apple and spinning wheel but nothing else happens.

My goal is to get to my files on the mini and put them on an external drive (specifically my itunes folder)

Is there some other way to repair this? I have 17 GB left on the main hard drive. Could I partition it and create a new bootable drive without wiping out the data in the original drive?

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PowerPC :: Macbook Bootable Backup - Bootable On Non Intel Based?

Mar 4, 2010

I just recently purchased a Macbook, and I created a bootable backup of the system. The macbook boots from the backup, but when I try to boot from the backup on our G5 and also our Powerbook G4 it will not work. The G5 does not even see the bootable partitions I created, and the G4 sees them, but when I select the partition to boot from, the computer just restarts and boots from the Powerbook hardrive. We are having to send the Macbook back for some small power issues, and we need a bootable backup of this sytem that works. Does this have anything to do with the fact that the Macbook is an intel based computer and the Powerbook G4 is not? Also, the macbook is running Snow Leopard, and the Powerbook is on Tiger.

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OS X V10.5 Leopard :: How To Bootable Usb

May 15, 2012

How to I make abootable usb to examine g4 ppc. The cd/dvd drive seems to have died so I want to boot from a usb.

Info:
G4 PPC, Mac OS X (10.5.8), 1gHz 512RAM

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OS X :: Make A Windows 7 Bootable USB With Snow Leopard?

Sep 8, 2009

I want to install Windows 7 on a friends' computer, which at present, has no working OS on it. The tricky part is her optical drive is totally kaput. I've been able to find some instructions on how to make live USBs in leopard (like these), but so far, none of them have been bootable by a PC.

When I try to use the disk utility's "restore" function, I get an error message saying "Could not validate source - error 254"

I've googled around for other possible solutions, but haven't turned up anything. Has anybody here been able to figure this out?

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Hardware :: Setting Up External HD As Bootable Osx / Back Up For Leopard And Vista

Jan 6, 2009

I recently bought a 1 TB external HD to put mainly media pics,music,movies etc. onto. I now have my original 200 GB external to use as a back up drive. I would like to use this drive to back up both my mac and my pc. I wolud like to partition this 200 GB drive and manually back up my pc to it, then I would like to be able to have a bootable copy of my Leopard on it while letting time machine do its regular back ups. Can someone please help me configure this. I have a mac book pro intel running Leopard.

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OS X :: Update 10.5.8 Installations To Snow Leopard Failed (Non Bootable MacBook)

Nov 21, 2009

I have a white MacBook. I tried to update my 10.5.8 Leopard installation to Snow Leopard with the upgrade DVD I just got. Unfortunately, update failed on me. After being noticed by the installer that the update failed, I ended up with a NON-BOOTABLE MacBook, that whenever I try to boot from hard drive, after showing me 30 seconds of the "spinning ball" that indicates activity, shuts down. I tried it like 10 times, same result. What happens if I boot from DVD and try an installation that way? Will it try to upgrade? Will it wipe my hard drive content?

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OS X :: Bootable Mac 10.6 Snow Leopard Emergency USB Flash Drive Boot Disk

Sep 10, 2010

I want to create a minimal recovery boot disk for SL. I've followed how-to's on creating one for 10.4 and 10.5, but so far it I couldn't get it to work with 10.6. If you have successfully done this, or can point me to a pre-made image or how-to.

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OS X V10.5 Leopard :: Partitioned Drive With "Apple Partition Map" But Installer Says That The Disk Is Not Bootable

Feb 29, 2012

I have an external drive hooked up to an eMac.  The plan is to install 10.5 on the drive, and then put the drive into a G4 powerbook. I booted the eMac from the 10.5 retail install disk, partitioned the external drive into 1 partition, with the 'Apple Partition Map' option selected in the options.  But when I go to try to install onto the disk, it has a red X and says that the computer can not boot off of the device so it refuses to install. 

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OS X :: How To Create A Passworded Folder In Leopard

Jul 22, 2009

how to create a passworded folder? Nothing too special, but I don't need a whole file vault setup.

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OS X V10.5 Leopard :: Can't Create A New Folder On Desktop

Jun 13, 2012

Whenever I try to create a new folder on the desktop, it gets created but it is invisible... How can I make it visible?

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OS X :: Create A Partition In Leopard Without Losing Data?

Jan 20, 2008

i have an external drive that's 1TB that i use for all sorts of things but Time Machine as well.having read that the time machine backup tends to increase over time i'd like to make a partition for it, just like others have done in topics i've read.

the question is this,can i make a sub-partition of, say 100GB using disk utility or something but not lose data from my drive?

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OS X V10.6 Snow Leopard :: Create Group From Message?

Mar 29, 2012

I'm using Mail 4.5 and have a group of people I'll need to email regularly, most of whom aren't in my Address Book.  Is there a simple way I can create a group with these contacts in it from their addresses on the last email I sent them?  I don't want to enter them all into my address book inidividually. 

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OS X V10.6 Snow Leopard :: How To Create Own Keyboard Shortcut

Apr 19, 2012

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