It's been a while... but a .sea file is a "self-expanding archive" which you need to run (on a mac [or emulator]) to get a disk image, which can be copied onto a disk. once you have it on a disk, you should be able to boot to that disk. I should be more clear: You don't just drop the file onto the disk, you have to use something like diskcopy to "image" the image onto the disk.
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