OT: Mac Emulation

Hi guys I have found a bit of software to try and use Mac OSX on a PC...Its
called Pear PC. I have a valid copy of MacOSX cd's, Im wondering if someone
knows how I go about creating an ISO of these CD's either via Mac, but
preferably using a PC...I cant use MagicISO on a PC because the PC doesn't
recognise the files...how do I mount these CD's and generate an ISO from them..

Hi guys I have found a bit of software to try and use Mac OSX on a
PC...Its
called Pear PC. I have a valid copy of MacOSX cd's, Im wondering if
someone
knows how I go about creating an ISO of these CD's either via Mac, but
preferably using a PC...I cant use MagicISO on a PC because the PC doesn't
recognise the files...how do I mount these CD's and generate an ISO from
them..

I think you'll have to make the ISO on a mac, or get some software for your
PC that will enable it to read Mac OSX disks (at one time, a product called
'Dave' was used for this)

-Darrel

Not Dave. That would be macinpc.

Dave is for filesharing across networks between PCs and Macs. It's a great
product - I have used it for years.

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"darrel" <notreal (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Hi guys I have found a bit of software to try and use Mac OSX on a
PC...Its
called Pear PC. I have a valid copy of MacOSX cd's, Im wondering if
someone
knows how I go about creating an ISO of these CD's either via Mac, but
preferably using a PC...I cant use MagicISO on a PC because the PC
doesn't
recognise the files...how do I mount these CD's and generate an ISO from
them..

I think you'll have to make the ISO on a mac, or get some software for
your
PC that will enable it to read Mac OSX disks (at one time, a product
called
'Dave' was used for this)

-Darrel