Tom Baker wrote:
> Thanks for all the suggestions everyone, but I still haven't been able to
> burn a bootable CD. I am making a nice set of coasters though. I must still
> be doing something wrong.
> 
> First of all, I can't figure out how to make Toast mount a disk image.

A disk image, in this case, is a image file created by Toast, and not 
germane to this discussion.

To make a bootable volume you have to be working in Volume mode. I 
thought you were doing this because you mentioned a Toast temporary 
partition. You create one of these, then go into Finder and add a System 
folder, the files you want, etc.

Then you go into toast and burn the volume to a CD. In the Details 
section of this mode is the checkbox for creating a bootable CD.

In all fairness, this is all covered in the Toast manual...:-/

> 
> Chuck and Bruce, you speak as though Toast was a program from your long
> dead past. What application are you using to burn CDs now? Maybe I need to
> give up on Toast and try some other app.
> 

Well first, my meagre CD burning needs are well handled by OSX'es Disk 
Burner (also available in OS 9, albeit with fewer suppoorted CDRW's), 
and creating a bootable CD in OSX is a different proposition than doing 
so in OS9.

In OSX it couldn't be easier...I stick in a blank CD, a disk icon of an 
empty 660 mb drive called 'Unititled' pops up on my desktop after a bit, 
I drag the files I want to the disk, and then drag it to the Trash which 
obligingly turns into the little Disk Burner radiation logo.

Burn, Verify and poof, I have a CD.

-- 
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs




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