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Making DiskWarrior 3.0 bootable CD?
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I am interested in making a bootable CD with DiskWarrior 3.0. I tried using BootCD, but it created a disk image with all the system stuff, with no extra room for me to add the DiskWarrior application. Do I copy the disk image onto the CD-RW first and then add the application, and then burn? Am I being dense? I have a sneaky suspicion that I'm missing something horribly obvious.
Thanks.
Sal
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Originally posted by Salazar:
I am interested in making a bootable CD with DiskWarrior 3.0. I tried using BootCD, but it created a disk image with all the system stuff, with no extra room for me to add the DiskWarrior application. Do I copy the disk image onto the CD-RW first and then add the application, and then burn? Am I being dense? I have a sneaky suspicion that I'm missing something horribly obvious.
Thanks.
Sal
When I used BootCD, it asked me to select what applications I want to include on the Boot CD. Should be doing the same for you 
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horribly obvious? Like buying the CD from alsoft.com where it comes bootable already?
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Originally posted by vmarks:
horribly obvious? Like buying the CD from alsoft.com where it comes bootable already?
Hehe. I laughed at the title.
Anyway, DiscCopy is your firend. That is all.
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Originally posted by vmarks:
horribly obvious? Like buying the CD from alsoft.com where it comes bootable already?
You mean you can buy them things?! 
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Originally posted by vmarks:
horribly obvious? Like buying the CD from alsoft.com where it comes bootable already?
Are you sure it comes as OS X bootable? I've seen a 3.0 copy and it was only OS 9 bootable.
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The DW CD that came in the mail that I ordered came with a boot up CD.
They give it to those who pay.
DW is 100% worth it.
Even if the bootup time is dog slow. 
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Originally posted by Zimphire:
The DW CD that came in the mail that I ordered came with a boot up CD.
They give it to those who pay.
DW is 100% worth it.
Even if the bootup time is dog slow.
DiskWarrior is one App that I can say I paid for, version 2.1 anyway. I wasn't going to shell out more money just to boot it with X. It was OS X bootable? That's cool..but it is verryyyyy slow. Then I thought to myself..how is this giving me a benefit over booting into OS 9 with it. It is of course good for newer Macs which cannot boot into 9.
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3.0 boots into X. Little slow starting up, but in X at least.
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