Perhaps you can return back to the sites homepage and see if you can find what you are looking for.

Other cities we serve in Florida: Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Sarasota, St.

Main cities we serve in Georgia: Atlanta, Alpharetta, Lawrenceville, Marietta, Roswell, Smyrna, Dunwoody, Duluth, Sandy Springs, Woodstock, Sandy Springs, Peachtree City, Athens, Augusta, Columbus.

However, I did find instructions at MacPlanete that create a perfectly bootable DVD (at least on real hardware -- I didnt try it on a VM) but it is all in French so I have attempted to summarizetranslate it into English using my less-than-stellar French skills.

For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.

It was my understanding that Intel Macs need a GUID partition table to boot whereas the older PowerPC ones used Apple Partition Map so I would suspect that my ISO burned to DVD would actually NOT boot a real Mac, whereas the terminal method WOULD.

That is for you Mac fiends to find out and report back EDIT - tywebb13, you posted as I was typing and seem to confirm my thoughts.

Thanks.

As I said in my last post, I am an old school Macintosh user since 1990.

However, the idea of having a backup installer DVD for my iMac gives me peace of mind as well.

BTW, even if I use Nocturniuss method, I would still need a dual layer DVD, right There is no way that is going to fit on a single layer disk.

If I recall correctly, I had to use Apple Partition Map when making my Mountain Lion installer DVD for VirtualBox, even though I am working on an Intel Mac, and even though VirtualBox is a 64-bit program.

You are probably familiar with Hotline, even in the Windows world.

The word is that within a year or two, Apple may completely kill 32-bit apps from running on OS X machines.

So, being as my PPC Mac emulator -- called SheepShaver -- is a 32-bit app, very recently, I set up a new environment, so that even after Apple kills 32-bit apps, my BBS and Hotline server will still be chugging along inside 32-bit SheepShaver on my Intel iMac.

My BBS and Hotline server run Mac OS 9.0.4, which is the Mac Classic environment.

Mac OS 9.0.4 cannot run on my iMac.

So I run OS 9.0.4 inside of the SheepShaver emulator, which emulates a PPC Mac.

As for the BBS thing just mentioned, thats just too cool really.

I started out in the 1970s before we even started using the term BBS and have been part of things ever since so its nice to know a few of us old timers are still at it (Im making an assumption there, RumorzGuy, so dont hate on me, please.

I first got online with the Dow Jones Information and News Retrieval Service back around 1978 at a whopping 50 baud, then went to CompuServe later at 300 baud (then bumped it to 450 baud on an overclocked C64 300 baud modem - seriously), and so on and so forth to todays multi-hundred megabit connections.

Also,in the third line,when the sparseimage size is stated it could be specified as 20 Gigs or 50 Gigs as its shrunk later in the process.

The second step in there matches the secret sauce I found to be the only way forward - creating an Apple Partition Map, but the command also makes the smaller ISO that I had wanted too.

9 Emulator El Capitan Iso With The

Cheers. EDIT: I compared MY iso with the one made using colt2 method.

Both use a size of 7316Mb which I found to be as small as I could go otherwise my copy process failed with lack of room on destination.

But MY final ISO is 7,491,616,768 bytes 6.97Gb file, whereas colt2 method produced a file of 7,671,382,016 bytes 7.14Gb.

Why should that be.

9 Emulator El Capitan Code At The

I also added 1 more line of code at the end to burn it to dvd borrowing 1 bit from Nocturnius: sudo drutil burn UsersYOURNAMEDesktopEl Capitan.iso where you replace YOURNAME with the username for the account you are logged into at the time.

It seems there was code that was included in the OS to dissuade the creation of optical discs though.

The reason being that during the installation,toward the end of the boot process it freezes.

Mac Os 9 Emulator El Capitan