Hi, i have a few questions. 1.- does the partition need to be PRIMARY o LOGICAL? 2.- Once the partiton is created. That's the partition i will install OSX into, so if this program copy the dvd to that partition wont there be a problem?= 1. The partition need to be PRIMARY 2. For install Leopard by use this software, you need create two PRIMARY partitions, one called Install Partition which is the ISO file dump to, one called Destination Partition which is the partition you want leopard install to.

(Leopard hd install helper v0.3). Can help us and release the source for ddmac.exe so that we can create a new english version of it some day. Leopard HD Install. Page 3 of 5 - Leopard HD install helper v0.3(Win32). InsanelyMac Forum. I take a snapshot and mark all chinses to english.(see english_gui.png).

Good qustion, my Instructions assume you know how to use DVD intall leopard, so i miss some information. Sorry for that. So I update my instructions for newbie.

I'm using a 15GB USB stick, and I've iDeneb 1.3. Is it possible to do it with those? I'm running Windows Vista x64 on my laptop (we don't have a dvd-burner and my dvd reader failed) and when I try using the install helper, the start button is greyed-out. I also tried doing it with my other computer which runs on 32-bit WinXp, also greyed-out. I already tried re-checking and re-selecting the buttons in the helper. For the USB stick, I've quick formatted it to FAT32, (non-quick) formatted it to FAT32 using both Computer Management and diskpart (in cmd.exe).

Computer management reads all of those as Primary and Active partitions. Of course, xcopy can't read HFS+ DVDs. Even when I tried using MacDrive to copy the.iso to the stick, it won't boot. Is it because the stick is not HFS+? (coz I notice that when I use install helper on one of my hard drive partitions it formats it to HFS+.) Help much appreciated.

I'm using a 15GB USB stick, and I've iDeneb 1.3. Is it possible to do it with those? I'm running Windows Vista x64 on my laptop (we don't have a dvd-burner and my dvd reader failed) and when I try using the install helper, the start button is greyed-out. I also tried doing it with my other computer which runs on 32-bit WinXp, also greyed-out. I already tried re-checking and re-selecting the buttons in the helper. Psychometrics An Introduction Furr Pdf Merge.

For the USB stick, I've quick formatted it to FAT32, (non-quick) formatted it to FAT32 using both Computer Management and diskpart (in cmd.exe). Computer management reads all of those as Primary and Active partitions. Of course, xcopy can't read HFS+ DVDs. Even when I tried using MacDrive to copy the.iso to the stick, it won't boot. Is it because the stick is not HFS+? (coz I notice that when I use install helper on one of my hard drive partitions it formats it to HFS+.) Help much appreciated.:) Well, maybe you have do wrong steps.

Leopard HD install helper greyed-out 'Write' button when it detect target partition has files or directorys. It's prevent you dump ISO to wrong partition. First format your USB stick to FAT32, make sure there is no files or directorys on the USB stick. Then,use Leopard HD install helper dump iDeneb 1.3 ISO to your USB stick. ======================== By the way, make sure your laptop support boot from USB stick. I think it's better if your USB stick recognize by your laptop as USB-HDD Good luck! There is another way, if you luck enouth, maybe your USB stick can be simulate as a USB-CDROM.

There are some types USB stick can be use some special tools write ISO to it and simulate as a USB-CDROM. Then if your laptop support boot from USB-CDROM, that will be easy to install leopard. Keywords: ChipGenius, USB Mass Production Utility.

Well, maybe you have do wrong steps. Leopard HD install helper greyed-out 'Write' button when it detect target partition has files or directorys. It's prevent you dump ISO to wrong partition. How To Install Portsentry On Centos Linux. First format your USB stick to FAT32, make sure there is no files or directorys on the USB stick. The Roads To Sata Pdf Free.

Then,use Leopard HD install helper dump iDeneb 1.3 ISO to your USB stick. ======================== By the way, make sure your laptop support boot from USB stick. I think it's better if your USB stick recognize by your laptop as USB-HDD Good luck!

There is another way, if you luck enouth, maybe your USB stick can be simulate as a USB-CDROM. There are some types USB stick can be use some special tools write ISO to it and simulate as a USB-CDROM. Then if your laptop support boot from USB-CDROM, that will be easy to install leopard.

Keywords: ChipGenius, USB Mass Production Utility Thanks for the reply! I turned on 'view hidden files' and 'view protected system files' and everytime I format the stick -- no sign of directories and files. Oh yeah, and install helper tells me that my USB is not a hard disk driver or something like that. I installed Vista using the same USB stick so no problems there. I'll try your USB-CDROM advice if my 'thru-VMWare' attempt doesn't work.