DasBoot - 1.0.1make an iPod, flash drive... a bootable device to run diagnostics or alike |
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MacOSX compatibility - Version: 1.0.2, 1/2/2009 09:24PM PST
sphericalmusic
I've managed to make the program work on a G5 (OS 10.4.11) which sees Disk Warrior .
However, on a MacBook Pro (OS 10.5.6), DasBoot will not detect the Disk Warrior CD. It is this computer which desperately needs an external disc repair boot volume.
Works as advertised. 



- Version: 1.0.2, 5/3/2007 06:24AM PST
tonyt1
Just tried it last night. Loaded DiskWarrior, Techtools and CopyCatX (as well as Disk Utility). Loaded on a 2G stick (remember to format as HFS+). still had 700mg free on stick after loading the apps. I ran all apps loaded on the stick, all ran without a problem.
This program is great. No more loading diagnostic tools from a firewire or a DVD.
This program is great. No more loading diagnostic tools from a firewire or a DVD.
It DOES work. Reboot 3 times! - Version: 1.0.2, 3/15/2007 09:53AM PST
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applestarWell, just my experience:
I installed using:
MacBook Pro running 10.4.9
Drive Genius 1.51 CD (its a OSX 10.4.7)
USB-Stick 1GB (regular, formatted with Disc Utility to HFS journaled)
After creating, restart - and press "alt" to choose booting device. You will not be able to unmount the Drive Genius Disc before the restart. So choosing the right booting device will probably show you two "Drive Genius 1.51" entries. Press unmount key to unmount the CD. Restart again with your REGULAR host system. And turn it off again.
Then reboot AGAIN. This time again with "alt". Voila! It will show you your USB drive as a new booting device, with the name you gave the USB drive in the first hand. And yep, now it DOES start. It will take a while.
Just tried Drive Genius, FileSalvage, Disc Util from the USB stick. Dont expect speed wonders loading the system and the apps ;)