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3,148 reads · 2009-04-08

ISO Burner Suggestions

This fits inder OSx86 Support because I need a burner for iPC 10.5.6 (^_^) lol Any suggestions? Specs are in my sig, Also If you have any suggestions on how I should burn it, please speak up , like if I should burn faster or slower, all…

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@xXrkidXx Published 2009-04-08
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Leopard 10.5
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3,148 historical reads · 2 curated field notes (from 4 dispatches) · 2009-04-08
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This fits inder OSx86 Support because I need a burner for iPC 10.5.6 (^_^) lol
Any suggestions? Specs are in my sig, Also If you have any suggestions on how I should burn it, please speak up , like if I should burn faster or slower, all help would be appreciated!

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Author Update #1 @xXrkidXx 2009-04-08

succseffuly burned with IMG Burn
thanks for the help guys... now if i could get it to instal right...

Synthesized Community Field Notes

2 technical responses curated from 4 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @naquaada 2009-04-08

If it should be an IDE burner I can recommend all NEC drives, now also called Sony NEC Optiarc. I'm using the ND-3540A, the AD-7173A and two from the 45xx series.

Field Note #2 @oneshot 2009-04-08

The slower you burn an ISO the less chance of data being corrupted. I always used the ISO burner that came with windows 7 but I'm guessing your not using windows 7 so I would suggest Nero.

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@xXrkidXxPrimary Author22009-04-08
@naquaadaContributor12009-04-08
@oneshotContributor12009-04-08