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10.5: Install OS X to a different volume without rebooting
Anyone able to confirm that by copying the Installation/Packages folder into the same location on an actual running system, you'd be able to have a fully functional, bootable system that simultaneously includes the necessary files for installation, but none of the files necessary to boot from the DVD?
10.5: Install OS X to a different volume without rebooting
Intel macs can and do boot from APM disks. It's the installer that refuses to install if not GUID. This link
shows how to make a partitioned bootable HD that can boot on either type of mac.
10.5: Install OS X to a different volume without rebooting
I can verify that you CAN create a drive that will boot either PPC or Intel systems. You have to hook it up to a PPC machine, format it as Apple Partition Map (APM) format, and install Leopard onto the drive. |
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