Ripping Leopard install disc via Remote Disc

[dudup]

Hi, folks!

Well, my question is very simple: I have a MBA and this other laptop from work, a crappy HP which is old as hell.

I'm planning to use Remote Disc to reinstall my Leopard, since the upgrade to 10.5.3 really screwed things here, and I can't figure out why.

Point is: instead of running all Leopard installation thru Remote Disc, I would prefer to share Leopard disc 1 over Remote Disc and restore it to a partition on my external HD, making a clone of it, which would install *much* faster.

Has anyone tried anything like this? There's any Windows program which allows me to rip a Mac DVD to a Mac partition?

 

[alphaod]

Hi, folks!

Well, my question is very simple: I have a MBA and this other laptop from work, a crappy HP which is old as hell.

I'm planning to use Remote Disc to reinstall my Leopard, since the upgrade to 10.5.3 really screwed things here, and I can't figure out why.

Point is: instead of running all Leopard installation thru Remote Disc, I would prefer to share Leopard disc 1 over Remote Disc and restore it to a partition on my external HD, making a clone of it, which would install *much* faster.

Has anyone tried anything like this? There's any Windows program which allows me to rip a Mac DVD to a Mac partition?

The only option I'm aware of is to ripped it to any image; transfer the the image to a Mac and then use Disk Utility to restore to a HDD; and then use the HDD copy of the disk.

 

[dudup]

The only option I'm aware of is to ripped it to any image; transfer the the image to a Mac and then use Disk Utility to restore to a HDD; and then use the HDD copy of the disk.

Hey, that's a very good idea!

Any suggestions on which format to use?