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How to create MAC-DVD for Mountain Lion 10.8 for k2000 netboot?

Hello,

the only way to get Mountain Lion 10.8.x is via AppStore. Now im having a .app datafile but what i need is a installation DVD for the k2000 media manager.

I did different things:

-burning a bootable DVD with the .dmg file (media manager couldn`t use it for a bootenvironment)

-burning a DVD with a special app on MAC

-converting the .dmg file to .iso on a windows client (but wasnt able to burn a CD afterwards)

-extracting the .dmg file from the .dmg file (because its a library) converted it to an iso and tried to burn it -> failed

Is there a best practise for  burning the Mountain Lion 10.8 .app file on a DVD, wich is usable in the end for the K2000 Media Manager?

My K2000 is on the right version to support 10.8

 

Thanks & Greetings

namdi


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Posted by: andrew_lubchansky 10 years ago
2nd Degree Black Belt
3

If you have the Install Mountain Lion app, you go right click the app and do Show Package Contents.  Navigate to Contents->SharedSupport and you will find a file called InstallESD.dmg.  Mount up this DMG and then point your MediaManager to that as your Source Media for the Netboot.

Posted by: SMal.tmcc 10 years ago
Red Belt
3

you can use lion disk maker to create a bootable USB or DVD and then point the media manager to it.

http://www.itninja.com/link/lion-diskmaker-build-an-os-x-boot-disk-the-really-easy-way

or

http://www.itninja.com/blog/view/osx-10-8-usb-boot-device

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