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Use Disk Warrior on a 'too new for CD boot' Mac
I used BootCD to create bootable OS X CD disk images, with DiskWarrier copied to them, for an eMac and iMac G5. As expected, using those "Emergency Boot CD"s is much slower than booting from the DiskWarrier CD but successfully allows me to:
Use Disk Warrior on a 'too new for CD boot' Mac
This seemed like a good idea - I created a BootCD with Diskwarrior on it and started up from it and ran the program. All went well until the end when I got an alert "System extension cannot be used....DiskWarriorPreview.kext...cannot replace the directory".
DiskWarrior & BootCD
I've noticed this warning in the console log when DiskWarrior is started from a regular hard drive:
rm: /System/Library/Extensions/DiskWarriorATADriver.kext: No such file or directoryHaven't ever seen one for the DiskWarriorPreview kernel extension and don't know what's triggering it when run from your BootCD disk. Web search doesn't find anything; maybe ask Alsoft about it? |
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