[geeks] DVD install of MacOS 10.5.3 or 10.5.4
Mark
md.benson at gmail.com
Wed Jul 30 01:17:47 CDT 2008
On 30 Jul 2008, at 05:56, Shannon Hendrix wrote:
> Apple ships 10.5.2 with a machine, Apple owner pirates it or gives
> it to a pirate.
Ah, there's a hang-up there though because a lot of machine-supplied
boot DVDs won't boot all machines, or at least it was the case
historically. I guess for every given Mac there's probably 5 images
for the boot DVD on BitTorrent though, so I guess you could be right...
> For that matter a good number of the pirate images come from Apple
> employees and partners.
> The torrent sites are full of them.
> Don't make any suggestions... :)
I wouldn't want Uncle Bill hauled up in front of his Steveness, don't
worry ;)
> The tools do suck, but the procedure to make a slipstreamed WinXP
> install is pretty easy. If you can burn a data CD/DVD, you can do
> this. It's only 2-3 extra steps.
>
> The Windows service packs are designed for this process, it's just a
> command line option.
>
> Even some third party software supports slipstreaming.
Odd, because it didn't work when I did it. I'm maybe just a muppet ;)
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