--- Brad Bobak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>  Hi all.. I need to know if I can create a bootable
> os7.5.x CD, boot with that CD, and install the os..
>  I have a cd burner on my windows box..

It's supposedly possible, yet I've consistently
failed to create one with Toast or Nero MAX
running on a real Mac or on the Basilisk II
emulator.

I've copied existing CD-ROMs that are bootable and
the copies will boot, but copying the System Folder
from a bootable CD to an image, adding my own files
(not into the System Folder!) and checking the
"bootable" option in Toast or Nero has never
created a bootable CD for me. :P

A very neat thing you can do with Basilisk II is
enable the "My Computer" option which places an
icon on the Mac desktop through which you have
direct access to your host's drives that you have
selected in the Basilisk II GUI. :) Then you can
make a Disk Copy image directly into the host's
drive. Then you can use Nero Burning ROM (on windows)
to burn the Disk Copy image to CD-R. Click File>
Burn Image. Select All Files in the droplist and
be sure to check the HFS box. The Disk Copy image
must be small enough to fit your blank CD and MUST
BE READ ONLY *not* Read Only Compressed.


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