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You can either use a burn program that allows 'disk spanning' - toast and disco both do. Or you can do what I did and rip the necessary installer files out with Pacifist, and, for example have iweb, iphoto, idvd on one dvd & garageband and imovie on another.

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  • 3 weeks later...

I had the same problem, downloaded the gigantic iLife .dmg onto my Windows desktop PC, and needed to get it over to my hackintosh laptop. Since it's setup to dual-boot XP and MacOSx86, my solution was to use Winrar to split the file into 4 archive pieces, which I then transfered 1 by 1 to the XP partition using a flash drive. After that I simply pieced them back together again in Windows, and copied the .dmg over to my Mac partition. If you have an iPod or external HD, you could use a similar strategy; you don't actually have to burn the .dmg since OSX can just mount disk images natively.

this is my first post on this site so hiya :) anyways, doesnt your OsX see the other partitions as Hdd's on the desktop? thats how mine is, i see the Osx Hdd then the winxp hdd and back up hdd under it. If u see them then u can just extract the files strait onto the Osx Desktop with a simple drag and drop,or u can run it striat off the WinXp Hdd( i do this with my itunes music, and my back up Mac Fix files when i screw up my Osx by trying to fix my Screen Res lol).

  • 2 weeks later...

for those going from a windows PC to their hack their are lots of network solutions for this problem.

no need to burn.

 

 

1.finder>network>windows share> download file(easy)

or

2.system pref>sharing>setup ftp - go to windows box and ftp in(still easy)

or

3.crossover cat6 line(not sure, never tried)

or

4.setup ftp server on windows box and ftp in from mac.(server on a PC? come on, your just asking for trouble)

 

 

must be a hundred other ways. Or even better just get a portable HD.

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