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I have a problem trying to setup the dmg.
I did what did article said. However, Once I open Startup Disk, I cannot see my USB HD with the Mac OS X Leopard...I only can see a folder with Mac OS X 10.4 and Network Startup.
Did I do something wrong?
I have a PPC G5 Dual 2GHz and 2 HD + this USB HD I want to use for the Leopard installation.
Your help could be very useful!! thanks!!
Vic
I have two hdds installed and a dmg of leopard.
I go into the disk utility, and try to use the restore feature with no luck.
I get either an error one, or an error 16, both telling me the copy failed.
Today, I purchased a 500gb firewire drive to try to get it to work. No luck, same error.
When I try to do the same think on my macbook, (I am trying to install leopard on my powermac running osx 10.3 )
When I do it on my macbook, it begins to copy files, and works for several minutes, and then I get an error stating: could not restore, operation not supported.
What am I doing wrong? Any insight?
I have a dl burner available to me.
I have my original osx leopard install disks that came with my macbook.
Any suggestions?
If I restore the dmg to an external device, will I still be able to use that device? I mean, will it be able to do it's intended purpose once this is all said and done?
I'm only asking because I was going to use my digital 8-track recorder as the device, but I want to still be able to record my music with it after. Restoring a dmg to it isn't going to make it inoperable afterwards, will it?
Thanks for any help
You need to mount the dmg 1st, then use disk utility to restore the actual Mac OS X Install DVD (inside the DMG) to the flash disk, instead of specifying the DMG as source.
Then the 8G USB flash disk is loaded with Snow Leopard bootable, I think it's just UNIX command dd? Keep pressing option key until you see the option to choose the boot device;-)