[olug] (sorta OT) Splitting a dual layer DVD ISO to multiple single layer DVD/CDs

[Irish]

On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 8:19 AM, John Hobbs <john at velvetcache.org> wrote:
[snip]
> Possibly you could dd off one DVD's worth, burn it, move it, dd off the
> other DVD's worth, burn it, move it and then cat them together to get an ISO
> on the other machine.  But I'm guessing you are doing a fresh distro
> install, so that prob. wont work (maybe with a business card distro though?)
>
> Or you could just find a dual layer dvd player and temporarily install it
> :-)
>
> - John Hobbs
[snipped]

Sadly, the OS X 10.5 ISO that we downloaded from our software folks is
intended for a dual layer DVD. Though the thought of DDing a single
layer DVDs worth of the ISO might work. I am looking to upgrade a
Powerbook G4 that is running 10.4...

Thanks for the thought!

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