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in fact i searched hard to you but i didn't find what i searched for that was single Layer Squeeze Leopard 10.5 Dual Layer,Somthing like this an di'm sorry to can't help you but you can use Dual Layer DVD why not?.

 

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Khaled

Or do a retail-disc-image method of installing, which of course requires a secondary Leopard install. This might work. Probably best just to burn a double-layer. I think best buy has them in sale this week (if u are in the US) for less than a buck each.

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im not sure if this is going to work but i opened the dmg into toast and am burning to 11 cd-r's was this dumb of me?
No, this won't work...

 

You need to reduce the size of the DMG with the method to squeeze Leopard onto one SL-DVD. Removing Languages + Printers etc. There's a guide on the forum, I'm too lazy to find it now for you - just search & you'll find it :D

 

Another solution is to install straight from the .dmg onto another partition using Pacifist from Leopard - then dual-boot Snow Leopard + Leopard.

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No, this won't work...

 

You need to reduce the size of the DMG with the method to squeeze Leopard onto one SL-DVD. Removing Languages + Printers etc. There's a guide on the forum, I'm too lazy to find it now for you - just search & you'll find it :wacko:

 

Another solution is to install straight from the .dmg onto another partition using Pacifist from Leopard - then dual-boot Snow Leopard + Leopard.

 

So that's how they shrink the Leopard images to fit on single-layer DVD-Rs.

I tried the shrinking tutorials myself, both with using disk utility to make r/w images and delete files, and with carboncopycloner to exclude some things, both methods made disks that looked fine but wouldn't boot for me (MBP early 08). I ended up getting a successful install by simply expanding the dmg onto a usb drive (actually I made a separate partition on a usb drive I usually use for timemachine) and booting off that, worked a treat and seemed much faster than a dvd to install from.

 

Andrew

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