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What model Mac are we talking about here?
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Are you dual booting? If so, would suggest the option key when booting then can install openSUSE in UEFI mode and boot into osX selecting the HDD via the option key.
You should also be able to boot the installer via USB (this is what I use on my old MacBook3,1) rather than a dvd.
So you explained what you are trying to do. And what does not work? Or alternatively what you need help with? Your question is how to burn ISO image to disk?
At least MacBook I have at home fails to boot from multi boot DVD (it presents “menu” to chose loader on DVD but keyboard does not work, so no way to make choice). openSUSE images are multiboot (legacy and EFI). The only way is to use USB stick.
But this is pure speculation because you did not give us any information.
On Mon 26 Nov 2018 02:26:03 PM CST, arvidjaar wrote:
Selenakim;2887370 Wrote:
> I am going to creat a bootable disk for old mac to install a new OS.
So you explained what you are trying to do. And what does not work? Or
alternatively what you need help with? Your question is how to burn ISO
image to disk?
At least MacBook I have at home fails to boot from multi boot DVD (it
presents “menu” to chose loader on DVD but keyboard does not work,
so no way to make choice). openSUSE images are multiboot (legacy and
EFI). The only way is to use USB stick.
But this is pure speculation because you did not give us any
information.
Hi
The DVD in my MacBook3,1 (late 2007 model) works, just don’t have any
burnable CD/DVD media around these days to test… been using USB
devices on this system from when I got given it a few years back
(needed a new battery and keyboard cable)… just used dd from Linux
for the osX (10.7.5) image.
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