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Originally Posted by nynor
an iso is a disk image, usually. thus you will be able to 'burn' the image regardless of the OS. however, if the application software is windows based it's not going to work on the mac, and vice versa.
what is it you are doing?
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I read up on Wiki and realized it should work. In all my IT years, I have stayed away from Mac and if I burned ISO's, they were for Windows, in Windows or Linux, in Linux..
I'm well aware of how applications are OS specific..
Short of running emulation SW..
I'm trying to get Snow Leopard to install on a Intel 945gclf2d Atom MB. I have a feeling the SL DVD I bought the other day has the 10.6.2 kernel, which they dropped Atom support.
Last night, I had managed to mount the SL DVD under Ubuntu and copy the data to the HD... I put a modified kernel in the HD copy and now I need to create an ISO, then hope it works...
The other choice is to find an earlier copy of SL...