Le 3 mai 06 à 08:26 Matin, Emile Schwarz a écrit :
Since the startup volume is always writeable, it works.
False; the start up volume can be either a CD-ROM (old OS), a DVD,
a Network volume, etc.
Yes, I know.
Depending on the original poster target, it can works assuming that
the boot volume is R/O...
Emile
PS: Burn a CD-RW (so you can re-use it later) and check by yourself
what happens...
I already tried that, one year ago.
I've created a bootable CD with Mac OS 10.3.x.
When the desktop appeared, I saw some folders made especially for
writting (I don't have the CD here right now, I tell from memory). I
assume that these folders are stored in RAM, but I think I was able
to write a temp folderitem._______________________________________________
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