Can anybody tell me how to make a bootable CD under OS 9 burning software? I have tried creating a disk image and then burning that to CDR. No matter what I do, I just can not make it bootable.
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Ron W: I am trying to make back-up copies of my original OS cd’s. It will not boot after I burn a copy.
Ron<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
That's weird. I have a burned 9.2.1 CD, and I can boot off it no problem.
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You can't burn a Bootable CD in the Finder (read DiscBurner) as if can only make HFS+ CDs, which are not bootable.
Toast can make HFS CDs with "blessed" System folders with a minimum of fuss.
If you are trying to copy an existing CD, then see this thread: Burning a CD from a Hybrid CD. CD Type is different, but process for duplication is exactly the same.
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ya know I saw a os x program that allows you to create a boot cd from the finder in osx , I found it on mac surfer news
I downloaded it but havent tried it yet.