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Use the Apple external SuperDrive on (almost) any Mac
There's a much easier way to do this without hacking OS files. This works for me on Lion and Snow Leopard, I haven't tested older OSes.
Use the Apple external SuperDrive on (almost) any Mac
sudo nvram boot-args="mbasd=1"There, fixed that for you.
Use the Apple external SuperDrive on (almost) any Mac
Hi
Use the Apple external SuperDrive on (almost) any Mac
This simple fix using Terminal worked like a charm! You rock dude! Thanks for all your help!
Use the Apple external SuperDrive on (almost) any Mac
I followed CyborgSam2011 hint about the com.apple.Boot.plist file, but found that TextEdit didn't work so well, it didn't want to do a simple ascii file. On my Snow Leopard system (iMac 24) I found that the file was already there so I did a sudo vi com.apple.Boot.plist from a terminal window and adjusted the file and rebooted. |
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