elf69 macrumors 68020 Original poster Jun 22, 2018 #1 I have created el cap and sierra usb installer by using a terminal command. Can I do same with 10.5? I have a 10.5 DMG file which was on our server at work. So I made a copy. either DVD or USB would work for me. Thanks everyone
I have created el cap and sierra usb installer by using a terminal command. Can I do same with 10.5? I have a 10.5 DMG file which was on our server at work. So I made a copy. either DVD or USB would work for me. Thanks everyone
amagichnich macrumors 6502a Jun 22, 2018 #2 Use either dd or disk restore, the latter is also available with a GUI Reactions: AphoticD
elf69 macrumors 68020 Original poster Jun 22, 2018 #3 disk restore via disc utility? point at a usb stick then, select the DMG to restore from? Sorry if sounds dumb questions I'm a relative newbie and a user rather than power user.
disk restore via disc utility? point at a usb stick then, select the DMG to restore from? Sorry if sounds dumb questions I'm a relative newbie and a user rather than power user.
CooperBox macrumors 68000 Jun 22, 2018 #4 elf69 said: disk restore via disc utility? point at a usb stick then, select the DMG to restore from? Sorry if sounds dumb questions I'm a relative newbie and a user rather than power user. Click to expand... There's no such thing as a dumb question on this forum! With the exception of when the question is from me.......😉 Reactions: amagichnich
elf69 said: disk restore via disc utility? point at a usb stick then, select the DMG to restore from? Sorry if sounds dumb questions I'm a relative newbie and a user rather than power user. Click to expand... There's no such thing as a dumb question on this forum! With the exception of when the question is from me.......😉
eyoungren macrumors Nehalem Jun 22, 2018 #5 elf69 said: disk restore via disc utility? point at a usb stick then, select the DMG to restore from? Sorry if sounds dumb questions I'm a relative newbie and a user rather than power user. Click to expand... If you are going to burn media… Open Disk Utilitiy and Burn a New Image. Select the DMG as your image and then let DU do the work. Assuming it's an actual installer DMG then you will have a bootable DVD to install Leopard from. You will need a computer that has a DL burner and you will need a DL DVD. Reactions: amagichnich
elf69 said: disk restore via disc utility? point at a usb stick then, select the DMG to restore from? Sorry if sounds dumb questions I'm a relative newbie and a user rather than power user. Click to expand... If you are going to burn media… Open Disk Utilitiy and Burn a New Image. Select the DMG as your image and then let DU do the work. Assuming it's an actual installer DMG then you will have a bootable DVD to install Leopard from. You will need a computer that has a DL burner and you will need a DL DVD.
elf69 macrumors 68020 Original poster Jun 22, 2018 #6 Can I make a USB drive? I do not have DL disc to hand. Might have wait til can get a DL disc then.
amagichnich macrumors 6502a Jun 22, 2018 #7 elf69 said: Can I make a USB drive? I do not have DL disc to hand. Might have wait til can get a DL disc then. Click to expand... Of course you can, but you cannot boot straight from it but via an Open Firmware command [doublepost=1529678637][/doublepost]https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/installing-os-x-without-using-a-cd.2124251/ See here too Reactions: eyoungren and elf69
elf69 said: Can I make a USB drive? I do not have DL disc to hand. Might have wait til can get a DL disc then. Click to expand... Of course you can, but you cannot boot straight from it but via an Open Firmware command [doublepost=1529678637][/doublepost]https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/installing-os-x-without-using-a-cd.2124251/ See here too