Mark Jay Mirsky wrote: >I am trying to duplicate a Disk Warrior Cd so I can have one at work and at >home, but for some reason the disk I made from a Disk image in Toast 4.1, >system 9.1 doesn't boot the machine. Any idea what I am doing wrong. I read >it from a Plextor I have attached and put it on a firewire drive as a Disk >image, then tried to burn from that. I can but from the original fine, but >not from the copy. I haven't had this problem with other disks. > Mark > > > > > In Toast 3.5.7 when you make a disk image from a cd there is an option somewhere to "clear the driver descriptor map" or somesuch. I don't know if this is still present in 4.1 or not. A bootable CD has the driver embedded on the disk - so to duplicate it, you need to include that driver by checking/unchecking that box as the case may be (sorry I can't remember). I made a duplicate of my Umax SystemCD this way that included the original FWB drivers allowing the infamous masushita drive to boot from CD. If you check the make bootable option, It will include the AppleCD driver which may or may not boot from your drive - a subject of MANY posts to this list.
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