After applying, Double click your *.DMG and mount it, on Disk Utility, click on 4th partition and go to "Restore" tabĠ6. 4th Partition is 4.7GB (HFSPJ), 3rd Partition is 4.7GB (HFSPJ), 2nd Partition 100MB (HFSPJ), 1st partition Remaining GB (FAT32 temp)Ġ5. Below Partition layout i clicked drop down menu and selected 4 Partitions.Ġ4. click your device on left and on the right, click Partition tabĠ3. Plug in your USB and open Disk Utility (inside Applications Utilities folder)Ġ2. You require an existing OSX and USB stick (more GBs better)Ġ1. I don't know about third party apps, but here is how i made a USB boot out of a *.DMG.Ġ0. Or NTFS is not the one, instead of HFS+ ?Įdited by Obelisk, 06 April 2012 - 06:23 AM. Map -heads=0 -sectors-per-track=0 /multiboot/ISOS/iATKOS_L2.iso (hd32)Īm I missing something or my BIOS's just incompatible with L2 ? Let's watch a video captured by my pnone here:įind -set-root -ignore-floppies -ignore-cd /multiboot/ISOS/iATKOS_L2.iso almost end of story, isn't it ? But the main problem araised when I pressed any key. You can see the iATKOS L2 install screen, with a timer is decreasing and a note "Press any to boot to iATKOS L2, or F8 to enter start options". Boot normally with the USB stick plugged. Select the iATKOS_L2.iso and wait, basically for the copying progress.Ĥ.
Use YUMI ( ) with the option "Try another OS" (or some similar things). Format the USB to NTFS to prevent copying error caused by the 4.35-GB-mess.ģ. (Used PowerISO and UltraISO but caused error, they're not worth the words "Ultra" and "Power" at all).Ģ. Using "AnyToISO" Pro version ( ), convert the 4.35-GB-mess iATKOS_L2.dmg to iATKOS_L2.iso.
I'm facing a big problem now but allow me share what I've done first.ġ. I searched for a solution of this and come up with YUMI - a software using syslinux and grub4dos.
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