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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  Hi there,
  
  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
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  Alessandro

  9 months ago

  Thank you very much... ehm It's true: nobody think to the simplest things! :-)
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  ali

  8 months ago

  you said that i must Copy my dmg file to my current apple desktop , but what i must do if my disk was formated
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  davak

  8 months ago

  You will have to use another computer to either burn the dmg to a DVD or an external hard drive.
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  Nick

  7 months ago

  I’m having a bit of a problem, maybe you will be able to help.
  
  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?
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  qdideas

  7 months ago

  Sounds like your DMG of leopard is corrupted.
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  Ryan

  7 months ago

  Hey, I have a question.
  
  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
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  James

  4 months ago

  I think you can later use the erase in disk utlity to reformat it again
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