Hold C when starting up, and it will boot from the DVD It definitely takes a while.. Once you've installed onto your Macmini1,1 internal drive, boot your iMac normally and add: Mac-F4208EC8 to the appropriate place in /System/Library/CoreServices/PlatformSupport.
7 iso' Otherwise it won't work properly Finally, I found that I was unable to boot from USB because I was using a Wired Aluminium Apple Keyboard with a Mac Mini, which has a known issue of accepting commands at startup.. But when I inserted the DVD into the drive and held down C while booting the computer, the DVD did boot the machine and the rest went just like you said.. plist I would advise not deleting the file; always best to work with the software, rather than binning something it's expecting to find.. In my case I was unable to boot from the DVD, but I think it's a problem with my DVD drive, as I have problems playing commercial DVDs.. I used an 8GB USB stick which I restored in Disk Utility Make sure when you burn the image that you mount the.
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Mine is a MacMini core solo upgraded to a 2GHz core 2 duo I burned a single layer DVD because I have a ton that I never use.. Anonymous OK, I (the first and last Anonymous above) finally got this to work It didn't really matter whether I burned the ISO or the 'Mac OS X Install DVD' -- for some reason neither one was recognizable as a bootable option in the 'Startup Disk' System Preferences.. Of course, startup keys on the Apple keyboard didn't work The simplest solution for me was to use a PC USB keyboard instead. e10c415e6f download football manager 2009 highly compressed android