Windows XP 64-bit save!

[charliebucket]

I took a look at my Windows XP CD and saw that it was getting quite scratched up. I tried to make a copy of it onto a DVD-R.

I used my mom's MacBook to burn the CD.

In Toast Titanium, there's three files with the following extensions.

.ccd
.img
.sub

When I try to burn the CD it says I can't burn audio or whatever onto it.

I asked my friend and he didn't know, so he told me to make an account on Facepunch and make a thread in this section of the forum.

Any ideas?

[Davyspacekitty]

In my experience, the best way to create a boot disk on OS X is using Terminal and Disk Utility. Here is how I do it:

1.) Insert the CD

2.) Open Terminal (Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app)

3.) Run the command: drutil status
This will print out some information on removable media.
Look for something like "Name: /dev/disk1/"
And remember the "/dev/disk1/" part.

4.) Run the following command to unmount the disk: diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk1

5.) Create the iso with dd using this command: dd if=/dev/disk1 of=file.iso bs=2048

6.) Open Disk Utility

7.) Drag the iso into the left panel (It should be located in Macintosh HD), and then select it

8.) Insert a blank CD/DVD

9.) Click burn and burn from the image file.