Steve Borrett wrote: > The ISO image you downloaded should be bootable already, you don't > have to do anything extra to make it bootable, other than hold down the "c" > key to force the Mac to boot from CD. > So simply burn the ISO image to a cd, using Toaster or similar, and reboot with > CD 1 in the drive. Well, you have to be careful. There are actually to ways you can burn the iso onto a CD. One way just puts a copy of the iso file on the CD (which will not be bootable), the other way burns it so it is a duplicate of the original CD (or whatever) -- individual files are accessible, and the disk is bootable. I'm not sure of the proper terminology, or of the proper way to do it in all programs. In Easy CD-Creator, under Windows, you must use the menu choice "Create CD from disc image" and then specify the proper image file. Easy CD-Creator can work from an iso file or their proprietary image file -- I can't remember the extension, but it is the default. Hope this helps, Randy Kramer
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