Re: [newbie] Linux on iMac (ppc)

2001-09-26 Thread Randy Kramer

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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Re: [newbie] Linux on iMac (ppc)

2001-09-26 Thread Steve Borrett

Hi,

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.

Steve.

>I have recently purchased a new iMAC and i would like to install Mandrake on
>it to to be a local file intranet and file server. I got the iso images of
>mandrake distribution but unfortunately I do not know how to create a
>bootable CD under MAC OS 9.1 (i got a cdrw).
>
>Please if you know of any proggy that can make my life easier let me know :)
>
>Thank you in advance and all your opinions and suggestions are welcome.
>
>Truly,
>
>Ervin
>
>
>Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
>Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com




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[newbie] Linux on iMac (ppc)

2001-09-25 Thread Ervin S. Odisho

Hi All!
I have recently purchased a new iMAC and i would like to install Mandrake on
it to to be a local file intranet and file server. I got the iso images of
mandrake distribution but unfortunately I do not know how to create a
bootable CD under MAC OS 9.1 (i got a cdrw).

Please if you know of any proggy that can make my life easier let me know :)

Thank you in advance and all your opinions and suggestions are welcome.

Truly,

Ervin




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