Hi,

I've used both cdrecord on netbsd and the MacOS/X disk utility to burn ISOs.

If your question is:

I have a list of files, one of which is a netbsd booter and another of which
is a netbsd kernel, how do I build a bootable ISO for macppc from that?

then there is a netbsd bootable CD howto under to documentation link off of 
the netbsd.org page.

For OF 1.x you can get away with less just by using a iso9660 cd and typing
a hideous command line at the OF prompt.  It's documented in the install
instructions.

For my OF 3.0 system I type yet another hideous command line (which is
quite similiar to the OF 1.0 line) which reads ofboot.xcf off of the
hard disk from a HFS partition and that can then read the kernel off
of a iso9660 CDROM. 
cheers

bruce

On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 07:50:10PM -0500, Jonathan A. Kollasch wrote:
> On Monday 08 August 2005 07:29 pm, Roger Midmore wrote:
> > I was wondering what program people use to create a installation cd in OS
> > X. Every program I've tried to burn 3.7 with off the internet doesn't seem
> 
> The latest release of *NetBSD* is 2.0.2.
> 
> > to work quite right. They will do something weird like make the names of
> > the files all uppercase. I'm pretty sure the format is suppose to be
> > ISO9660 cd with the mac exstensions. Does anyone know a program which can
> > burn the proper image?
> 
> NetBSD supplies pre-built iso images for macppc at 
> ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/iso/2.0.2/macppccd.iso
> 
> 	Jonathan Kollasch
> 
> PS Sorry I couldn't be of actual help.

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