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- BootCD abstract "BootCD is a tool for making bootable CDs with Apple's operating system Mac OS X with a working Finder and Dock. Such CDs are known as Live CDs.The classic Mac OS was easily bootable from read-only media. In fact, the installation media itself could often be used as a Live CD, since the installation process was not automatically invoked. Mac OS X is different since it is based on BSD Unix and normally wants to have write access to certain locations. Also, it's quite large in size, which makes it more difficult to slim down to the size of a CD.Charles Srstka has developed a program named BootCD to aid in creating bootable CDs for Mac OS X. It collects the needed parts of the OS to a burnable disk image file. As part of the creation process, the user may add whatever third-party applications he/she might want to run from the boot CD, which can allow for advanced maintenance or recovery of a damaged system. DiskWarrior from Alsoft Inc., is an example of such an application.As of February 2007, BootCD does not support the Tiger series of Mac OS X. The developer has announced that the development is on hold, making Tiger support an unlikely feature.The term "BootCD" is also used to refer to "boot CD" methods and products to install products and operating systems. Often a boot CD is used to recover critical files and directories in the event of system failures. Companies providing these solutions include, but are not limited to: Portlock SMART; Acronis True Image and Paragon Software's solutions.".
- BootCD wikiPageExternalLink www.acronis.com.
- BootCD wikiPageExternalLink www.charlessoft.com.
- BootCD wikiPageExternalLink www.paragon-software.com.
- BootCD wikiPageExternalLink www.portlock.com.
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- BootCD wikiPageRevisionID "641315252".
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Apple_Computer.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Apple_Inc..
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Apples_transition_to_Intel_processors.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Apple–Intel_transition.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink BSD.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink BartPE.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Berkeley_Software_Distribution.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Booting.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink CD.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Category:Booting.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Compact_disc.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Computer_media.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Digital_media.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Disk_image.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Dock_(computing).
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink El_Torito_(CD-ROM_standard).
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Finder_(software).
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Knoppix.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Live_CD.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Mac_OS.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Mac_OS_X.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Mac_OS_X_Tiger.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Mac_OS_X_v10.4.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Macintosh_Finder.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink OS_X.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink PowerPC.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Taskbar.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLink Unix.
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLinkText "BootCD".
- BootCD wikiPageWikiLinkText "bootCD".
- BootCD hasPhotoCollection BootCD.
- BootCD wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Multiple_issues.
- BootCD subject Category:Booting.
- BootCD hypernym Tool.
- BootCD type Article.
- BootCD type Software.
- BootCD type Article.
- BootCD comment "BootCD is a tool for making bootable CDs with Apple's operating system Mac OS X with a working Finder and Dock. Such CDs are known as Live CDs.The classic Mac OS was easily bootable from read-only media. In fact, the installation media itself could often be used as a Live CD, since the installation process was not automatically invoked. Mac OS X is different since it is based on BSD Unix and normally wants to have write access to certain locations.".
- BootCD label "BootCD".
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- BootCD sameAs BootCD.
- BootCD sameAs m.051qm5.
- BootCD sameAs Q657000.
- BootCD sameAs Q657000.
- BootCD wasDerivedFrom BootCD?oldid=641315252.
- BootCD isPrimaryTopicOf BootCD.