Isaac Smith wrote:
3: will a non-Apple branded DVD drive be able to be used to boot a Leopard disk?
Yes, any brand should be fine for reading optical discs. However if you
are using 10.1 through 10.4 you may have issues burning discs with iLife
apps such as iDVD, possibly others. Apparently this became a non-issue
with 10.5.
<http://www.patchburn.de/>
> How do I eject the cd tray through OSx without a keyboard? I don't have a
Mac keyboard yet and so I don't have the eject key.
Hold down the left-click button (or just the button) on your mouse and the CD
will eject.
Holding down the left mouse button after the boot-up chime will eject
the optical disc. To eject without rebooting hold down the F12 key for a
second or two.
Tina
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