How To Install Mkisofs On Mac Os X

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1. How To Install Mkisofs On Mac Os X 10.8
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3. How To Install Mkisofs On Mac Os X 10.13

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• 2Creating the XP installation CD
• 3Partitioning the hard disk and Intalling OSX and XP

XOM - The open source solution[edit]

Installing XP on an Intel iMac is a two step process.

• Creating the XP installation CD
• Partitioning the hard disk and intalling OSX and XP.

The process is 95% automated. There are two sections below, detailing each one of the two steps highlighted above.

In each section there are three subsections:

• What you'll need (Lists the requirements (hardware/software/time) in order to complete the task.)
• Quick instructions (No-nonsense instructions for those 'in the know'. Assumes an advanced level of knowledge.)
• Step-by-step instructions (Can get pretty dull at times, but are quite helpful if you want to avoid making any mistakes and regretting it later. (A step by step video tutorial is also available)

Choose one set of instructions or choose both and cross-reference between them. The advanced instructions give a good overview of how far you've gone, and you can drill into the step-by-step instructions anytime you have doubts.

So, without further ado..

Creating the XP installation CD[edit]

A custom slipstreamed CD is required to install XP on a Mac. You may wish to try the Windows_XP_CD_Builder This has been tested by at least two users who had posted their results to the wiki. It never boots into the XP installer. If the included .EXE file does not appropriately copy the files and create the image, then you may wish to try the batch file instead. The file (xpmacbuilder.bat) is in the Sources folder.

You could also try two alternative automatic methods to create the CD under Mac OSX (since you already own a mac ;-) ). More info about this can be found here.

Please note that you must use your own copy of an XP install CD. It is not legal to use a ready-made slipstreamed CD downloaded from the Internet. Such practice is not endorsed by onmac.net. Please do not post links to torrents or other P2P networks containing copyright infringing material.

What You'll Need[edit]

• An original XP PRO SP2 CDROM (It doesn't have to be bootable, but it should have a i386 directory in the root.)
• A PC with XP already installed (To do this without a PC with XP installed see section 2.4)
• A blank CD (Preferrably a CD-RW, just in case it doesn't work first time)
• 20–30 minutes

Creating the CD using mkisofs and a shell (OS X and *NIX)[edit]

Please note that there are two utilities which are able to automate the CD creation procedure:

• An utility called xomhelper, which includes mkisofs and uses Applescript to prompt you through the creation process. It saves the ISO, and then burns the slipstream CD for those that don't want to tinker in shell. The xomhelper app is available in the forums Here.
• A bash script (run from a terminal) which does a similar job. It is able to automatically download everything from the internet (including 20' mac xom.efi), auto detect your injected Windows CD and prepare the ISO to be burnt. . You can find it here.

• Install XCode/Developer Tools.
• Install Fink. Full documentation is available here. Or install darwinports. Full documentation for darwinports is avaiable here.

Make sure you edit the fink.conf within terminal I seems to fail when done with texteditOnce fink is installed run the following commands in Terminal:

• fink install mkisofs or (for darwinports) sudo port install cdrtools
• curl -O http://download.onmac.net/Winxponmac_0.1.zip
• unzip Winxponmac_0.1.zip
• cd xp

Insert your XP install CD. If you are using an ISO image then mount it through double-clicking in the Finder or from the command line by issuing an hdiutil attach imagename.iso. Then run these commands in the Terminal:

• cd src

This is the src directory within the XP directory. Not the one in SW directory The CD name will be unique, for the following command you will need to

• ditto /Volumes/YOUR_XP_INSTALL_CD .
• cp -r ./patch/ ./boot.img ./xom.efi .
• cp ./howto.txt howtomac.txt
• mkisofs -b boot.img -no-emul-boot -boot-load-seg 1984 -boot-load-size 4 -iso-level 2 -J -joliet-long -l -D -relaxed-filenames -N -V XP_ON_MAC -v -x .DS_Store -o ./xp_on_mac.iso .

Note that the mkisofs is long and may be wrapped on your screen. But it should be all one line. This will create an ISO that you will be able to burn with Disk Utility. The xom.efi and howto instructions are on the ISO as well to make things simple. Then, just follow the installation instructions.

This mkisofs boot CD creation process has been tested and verified on the following Intel Mac platforms:

• cdrtools 2.01 built from source on a PowerMac G5
• cdrtools 2.01 built using Fink 0.24.12 on a MacBook Pro.
• cdrtools 2.01 built using Fink 0.24.12 on a iMac 20'.
• Toast 6.1.1 on a iMac 17'.

The bootable CD has been tested on the following platforms: Gsm fields of honor xii.

• iMac 17' & 20'
• MacBook Pro.

If you are using a different *NIX OS then you will need to make two key changes to these instructions:

• ditto should be replaced with cp -rp
• To mount the CD you will need to use different commands.
  • For an ISO image: mount -o loop -t iso9660 imagename.iso mountpoint
  • For a physical CD: mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom mountpoint
• You will need to verify that your kernel has support for Joliet extensions

These instructions were tested on Linux 2.6.14 and failed to produce a bootable image. Please review for accuracy. [edit]I have confirmed that the CD I created in linux (Slackware 10.2 custom 2.6.11.10 kernel) also did not work. However, I followed the Mac instructions and it worked flawlessly. Control alt delete command for mac. Since you have absolutely no need to be attempting this without a Mac, you might as well be using the Mac to create the CD since it does work.[/edit]

Partitioning the hard disk and Intalling OSX and XP[edit]

The Intel Mac needs to be repartitioned in order to do this. This procedure requires reformatting the HDD. I have not tried partition managers but if you're feeling adventurous you may try one. I do not guarantee results in those cases, though.

Note: The windows partition for dual booting XP has been successfully created without wiping out an existing Mac partition on a Mackbook Pro using the Intel Mac compatible beta version of Coriolis System's iPartition utility version 1.5.0b2 (www.coriolis-systems.com). The steps for this are to use iPartition to first shrink the existing Mac partition and then to create a new MS-DOS partiton. Directions for using iPartition to perform these steps can be found via iPartition's help menu. Once an MS-DOS partition is available, since your Mac partition is still intact you can skip ahead to installing the xom.efi bootloader. As iPartition 1.5.0b2 is still in beta, this method is to be used at your own risk, so make sure your system is backed up. However, since you are contemplating repartitioning and reformatting your drive anyway (see the next step in this How-To), this shortcut may speed up the install by avoiding the repartition/reformat/install Mac OS X steps while also preserving the contents of your Mac partition.

WARNING: This procedure WILL WIPE YOUR HDD.Make sure to back up any files you don't want to lose.

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See Backing Up OS X for some backup advice (don't worry, it's really easy).

Quick (Advanced) Instructions[edit]

• Partition the disk in two using the OSX CD: FAT in the first and HFS+ in the second
• Install OSX on the HFS+ partition.
• Copy xom.efi (from winxponmac0.1.zip) into the hard disk
• cd to the directory where you put xom.efi and type:

• Reboot, insert the XP CD, select windows using the arrows and wait about 3 minutes.

• Choose the FAT partition you previously created.
• Install. Make sure to remove the CD on subsequent boots otherwise you'll start the process over again.

Step-by-step instructions[edit]

• Boot Mac with OSX Install CD
  • Insert the OSX Installation CD
  • Turn on the Mac while holding the C key.

• Run Disk Utility
  • Hit Enter on the Language selection dialog
  • Select from the menu:

• Create two partitions, preferably of equal size:

• • On the left pane click on the internal hard disk (The first entry usually). Click on the disk entry, not on any subentries it may have.
  • On the right pane click on the partition button at the top.
  • From the 'Volume Scheme' drop-down select '2 partitions'
  • Select the first partition on the partition map under the Volume Scheme drop-down:
    • Enter 'XP' on the Name field
    • Select 'MS-DOS File System' from the Format drop-down.
  • Select the second partition
    • Enter 'OS X' on the Name field
    • Select 'Mac OS Extended (Journaled)' from the Format drop-down
  • Click on the Partition button at the bottom right.
  • Click 'Partition' on the pop-up warning dialog.

• Quit the disk utility by clicking on the Red button at the dialog top left.

• Proceed to install OSX on the newly created OS X partition.
  • Click Continue on the bottom left of the install dialog.
  • Click Continue again
  • Click Agree on the pop-up dialog
  • Select the osx partition you just created. This partition should have a green arrow.
  • Click Continue
  • Click Continue
  • After a while, the computer reboots

• Let the computer reboot into OS X and launch a shell window.
  • Once the computer reboots, wait for the movie to end and get through the registration process.
  • Once you get to the desktop go to:

• Copy the xom.efi bootloader to the hard disk and bless it.
  • Copy the xom.efi file into your home directory.
  • In the terminal type:

• Insert the slipstreamed XP CD you built into the Mac and reboot.

• • Select the Apple menu (top left) and choose 'Restart'
  • Click 'Restart'

• After rebooting, you should see a crystal Apple logo at the center of the screen. Use the arrow keys (up/down) to switch between OS X and Windows. Make sure the slipstreamed Windows XP CD is inside, select Windows and hit Enter.
  • If you forgot to insert the XP CD, you may insert it _before_ hitting Enter.
  • If you left a different CD inside, do the following:
    • Turn off the computer
    • Turn it back on _while_pressing_ the F12 key.
    • Don't let go of the F12 key until the CD is out.
    • Insert the XP CD.
  • Now select Windows and hit Enter if you haven't done so yet.

• • If you are using a Mac Mini don't hit Enter
    • These instructions will prevent XP Setup from failing at 0% Copying Files.
    • Press F4 (you will see a 'debug mode' message)
    • Press F7 (you will be prompted for some parameters)
      • X Resolution = 1280
      • Y Resolution = 1024
      • Hit enter for all the other prompts
      • If you see the 0: Boot Mac OS X prompt, press the Down arrow to change to 1: Boot Windows XP

• • If you are using a 20' iMac don't hit Enter
    • Press F4 (you will see a 'debug mode' message)
    • Press F7 (you will be prompted for some parameters)
      • X Resolution = 640
      • Y Resolution = 480
      • Hit enter for all the other prompts

• • If you are using a Non-English version of Windows XP, don't hit Enter
    • Press F4 (you will see a 'debug mode' message)
    • Press F7 (you will be prompted for some parameters)
      • X Resolution = 640
      • Y Resolution = 480
      • Hit enter for all the other prompts

• • After about 3 minutes, you will get the partition disk screen.
  • Select the XP partition. This partition should read:

• • If the partition list does not show as written above, but contains 'unpartioned spaces', you should select the upper 'unpartioned space' and partition it with the Windows Installer by pressing C (partition ist, but do not erase it!). After that, the list will show the three Volumes E: C: and F as it should. Before continuing the installation you then should press F3 to abort the installation and restart your mac (you need to press F3 twice). The patched Installer now can startup with the correct partition scheme. It will take about 3 minutes again. But then you can go ahead and install XP on partition number 2.

• • Sizes may differ. The important thing is you MUST choose Partition 2.

• • The install prompts you for the format type to use: NTFS/FAT Quick/Slow

• After rebooting, do the following:
  • Press F2 to disable CD booting (there's no feedback, but you can press F2 many times, it doesn't hurt). Alternatively, eject the XP CD as per step 8.
  • Choose XP by using the down arrow.
  • Hit enter (if not using 20' iMac).
  • If you are using a 20' iMac or Mac Mini don't hit Enter. Repeat the 'press F4 - press F7' steps you did before.
  • If you are working with a Non-English version of Win XP don't hit Enter. Repeat the 'press F4 - press F7' steps you did before (make it 640x480). If you simply hit Enter, the second stage of the install might not start at all. I encountered this problem using the Hungarian version.

• The second phase of the XP installer starts. Complete it. After finishing this phase, the installer seems to hang. Simply wait enough to be sure the system is frozen and cycle power. To do this, just keep the power button depressed for about 5 seconds.

• Restart Windows and finish the installation. Make sure to remove all CDs before choosing Windows.

This article explains how to download and install Firefox on a Mac.

• If you are updating from a previous version of Firefox, see Update Firefox to the latest release.

• The easiest way to install Nmap and Zenmap on Mac OS X is to use our installer. The Mac OS X section of the Nmap download page provides a file named nmap.dmg, where is the version number of the most recent release. The.dmg file is known as a ' disk image '. Installation instructions follow.
• Updated version. Start from v1.8.0 gmock is included in the release file. Here is the general steps for installing gtest and gmock in v1.8.0 - v1.10.0. (Feel free to replace 1.10.0 with your desired version.).

• 2Creating the XP installation CD
• 3Partitioning the hard disk and Intalling OSX and XP

XOM - The open source solution[edit]

Installing XP on an Intel iMac is a two step process.

• Creating the XP installation CD
• Partitioning the hard disk and intalling OSX and XP.

The process is 95% automated. There are two sections below, detailing each one of the two steps highlighted above.

In each section there are three subsections:

• What you'll need (Lists the requirements (hardware/software/time) in order to complete the task.)
• Quick instructions (No-nonsense instructions for those 'in the know'. Assumes an advanced level of knowledge.)
• Step-by-step instructions (Can get pretty dull at times, but are quite helpful if you want to avoid making any mistakes and regretting it later. (A step by step video tutorial is also available)

Choose one set of instructions or choose both and cross-reference between them. The advanced instructions give a good overview of how far you've gone, and you can drill into the step-by-step instructions anytime you have doubts.

So, without further ado..

Creating the XP installation CD[edit]

A custom slipstreamed CD is required to install XP on a Mac. You may wish to try the Windows_XP_CD_Builder This has been tested by at least two users who had posted their results to the wiki. It never boots into the XP installer. If the included .EXE file does not appropriately copy the files and create the image, then you may wish to try the batch file instead. The file (xpmacbuilder.bat) is in the Sources folder.

You could also try two alternative automatic methods to create the CD under Mac OSX (since you already own a mac ;-) ). More info about this can be found here.

Please note that you must use your own copy of an XP install CD. It is not legal to use a ready-made slipstreamed CD downloaded from the Internet. Such practice is not endorsed by onmac.net. Please do not post links to torrents or other P2P networks containing copyright infringing material.

What You'll Need[edit]

• An original XP PRO SP2 CDROM (It doesn't have to be bootable, but it should have a i386 directory in the root.)
• A PC with XP already installed (To do this without a PC with XP installed see section 2.4)
• A blank CD (Preferrably a CD-RW, just in case it doesn't work first time)
• 20–30 minutes

Creating the CD using mkisofs and a shell (OS X and *NIX)[edit]

Please note that there are two utilities which are able to automate the CD creation procedure:

• An utility called xomhelper, which includes mkisofs and uses Applescript to prompt you through the creation process. It saves the ISO, and then burns the slipstream CD for those that don't want to tinker in shell. The xomhelper app is available in the forums Here.
• A bash script (run from a terminal) which does a similar job. It is able to automatically download everything from the internet (including 20' mac xom.efi), auto detect your injected Windows CD and prepare the ISO to be burnt. . You can find it here.

• Install XCode/Developer Tools.
• Install Fink. Full documentation is available here. Or install darwinports. Full documentation for darwinports is avaiable here.

Make sure you edit the fink.conf within terminal I seems to fail when done with texteditOnce fink is installed run the following commands in Terminal:

• fink install mkisofs or (for darwinports) sudo port install cdrtools
• curl -O http://download.onmac.net/Winxponmac_0.1.zip
• unzip Winxponmac_0.1.zip
• cd xp

Insert your XP install CD. If you are using an ISO image then mount it through double-clicking in the Finder or from the command line by issuing an hdiutil attach imagename.iso. Then run these commands in the Terminal:

• cd src

This is the src directory within the XP directory. Not the one in SW directory The CD name will be unique, for the following command you will need to

• ditto /Volumes/YOUR_XP_INSTALL_CD .
• cp -r ./patch/ ./boot.img ./xom.efi .
• cp ./howto.txt howtomac.txt
• mkisofs -b boot.img -no-emul-boot -boot-load-seg 1984 -boot-load-size 4 -iso-level 2 -J -joliet-long -l -D -relaxed-filenames -N -V XP_ON_MAC -v -x .DS_Store -o ./xp_on_mac.iso .

Note that the mkisofs is long and may be wrapped on your screen. But it should be all one line. This will create an ISO that you will be able to burn with Disk Utility. The xom.efi and howto instructions are on the ISO as well to make things simple. Then, just follow the installation instructions.

This mkisofs boot CD creation process has been tested and verified on the following Intel Mac platforms:

• cdrtools 2.01 built from source on a PowerMac G5
• cdrtools 2.01 built using Fink 0.24.12 on a MacBook Pro.
• cdrtools 2.01 built using Fink 0.24.12 on a iMac 20'.
• Toast 6.1.1 on a iMac 17'.

The bootable CD has been tested on the following platforms: Gsm fields of honor xii.

• iMac 17' & 20'
• MacBook Pro.

If you are using a different *NIX OS then you will need to make two key changes to these instructions:

• ditto should be replaced with cp -rp
• To mount the CD you will need to use different commands.
  • For an ISO image: mount -o loop -t iso9660 imagename.iso mountpoint
  • For a physical CD: mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom mountpoint
• You will need to verify that your kernel has support for Joliet extensions

These instructions were tested on Linux 2.6.14 and failed to produce a bootable image. Please review for accuracy. [edit]I have confirmed that the CD I created in linux (Slackware 10.2 custom 2.6.11.10 kernel) also did not work. However, I followed the Mac instructions and it worked flawlessly. Control alt delete command for mac. Since you have absolutely no need to be attempting this without a Mac, you might as well be using the Mac to create the CD since it does work.[/edit]

Partitioning the hard disk and Intalling OSX and XP[edit]

The Intel Mac needs to be repartitioned in order to do this. This procedure requires reformatting the HDD. I have not tried partition managers but if you're feeling adventurous you may try one. I do not guarantee results in those cases, though.

Note: The windows partition for dual booting XP has been successfully created without wiping out an existing Mac partition on a Mackbook Pro using the Intel Mac compatible beta version of Coriolis System's iPartition utility version 1.5.0b2 (www.coriolis-systems.com). The steps for this are to use iPartition to first shrink the existing Mac partition and then to create a new MS-DOS partiton. Directions for using iPartition to perform these steps can be found via iPartition's help menu. Once an MS-DOS partition is available, since your Mac partition is still intact you can skip ahead to installing the xom.efi bootloader. As iPartition 1.5.0b2 is still in beta, this method is to be used at your own risk, so make sure your system is backed up. However, since you are contemplating repartitioning and reformatting your drive anyway (see the next step in this How-To), this shortcut may speed up the install by avoiding the repartition/reformat/install Mac OS X steps while also preserving the contents of your Mac partition.

WARNING: This procedure WILL WIPE YOUR HDD.Make sure to back up any files you don't want to lose.

Sea of treachery at daggers drawn zip. Sea Of Treachery - Dagger's Dawn music CD album at CD Universe, 1,Back To The Surface 2,The First Eulogy 3,I Never Was A White Picket Fence 4,And The Angels Were. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for At Dagger's Drawn by Sea of Treachery (CD, Apr-2008, Victory Records) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! The momentum and hype is rapidly growing every day since Sea of Treachery was seen on tour with Born of Osiris and Veil of Maya this past January and also playing several shows with Rise Records young bloods Before Their Eyes. In 2008 you can expect big things from Sea of Treachery with their debut album subsequently entitled AT DAGGERS DRAWN.

See Backing Up OS X for some backup advice (don't worry, it's really easy).

Quick (Advanced) Instructions[edit]

• Partition the disk in two using the OSX CD: FAT in the first and HFS+ in the second
• Install OSX on the HFS+ partition.
• Copy xom.efi (from winxponmac0.1.zip) into the hard disk
• cd to the directory where you put xom.efi and type:

• Reboot, insert the XP CD, select windows using the arrows and wait about 3 minutes.

• Choose the FAT partition you previously created.
• Install. Make sure to remove the CD on subsequent boots otherwise you'll start the process over again.

Step-by-step instructions[edit]

• Boot Mac with OSX Install CD
  • Insert the OSX Installation CD
  • Turn on the Mac while holding the C key.

• Run Disk Utility
  • Hit Enter on the Language selection dialog
  • Select from the menu:

• Create two partitions, preferably of equal size:

• • On the left pane click on the internal hard disk (The first entry usually). Click on the disk entry, not on any subentries it may have.
  • On the right pane click on the partition button at the top.
  • From the 'Volume Scheme' drop-down select '2 partitions'
  • Select the first partition on the partition map under the Volume Scheme drop-down:
    • Enter 'XP' on the Name field
    • Select 'MS-DOS File System' from the Format drop-down.
  • Select the second partition
    • Enter 'OS X' on the Name field
    • Select 'Mac OS Extended (Journaled)' from the Format drop-down
  • Click on the Partition button at the bottom right.
  • Click 'Partition' on the pop-up warning dialog.

• Quit the disk utility by clicking on the Red button at the dialog top left.

• Proceed to install OSX on the newly created OS X partition.
  • Click Continue on the bottom left of the install dialog.
  • Click Continue again
  • Click Agree on the pop-up dialog
  • Select the osx partition you just created. This partition should have a green arrow.
  • Click Continue
  • Click Continue
  • After a while, the computer reboots

• Let the computer reboot into OS X and launch a shell window.
  • Once the computer reboots, wait for the movie to end and get through the registration process.
  • Once you get to the desktop go to:

• Copy the xom.efi bootloader to the hard disk and bless it.
  • Copy the xom.efi file into your home directory.
  • In the terminal type:

• Insert the slipstreamed XP CD you built into the Mac and reboot.

• • Select the Apple menu (top left) and choose 'Restart'
  • Click 'Restart'

• After rebooting, you should see a crystal Apple logo at the center of the screen. Use the arrow keys (up/down) to switch between OS X and Windows. Make sure the slipstreamed Windows XP CD is inside, select Windows and hit Enter.
  • If you forgot to insert the XP CD, you may insert it _before_ hitting Enter.
  • If you left a different CD inside, do the following:
    • Turn off the computer
    • Turn it back on _while_pressing_ the F12 key.
    • Don't let go of the F12 key until the CD is out.
    • Insert the XP CD.
  • Now select Windows and hit Enter if you haven't done so yet.

• • If you are using a Mac Mini don't hit Enter
    • These instructions will prevent XP Setup from failing at 0% Copying Files.
    • Press F4 (you will see a 'debug mode' message)
    • Press F7 (you will be prompted for some parameters)
      • X Resolution = 1280
      • Y Resolution = 1024
      • Hit enter for all the other prompts
      • If you see the 0: Boot Mac OS X prompt, press the Down arrow to change to 1: Boot Windows XP

• • If you are using a 20' iMac don't hit Enter
    • Press F4 (you will see a 'debug mode' message)
    • Press F7 (you will be prompted for some parameters)
      • X Resolution = 640
      • Y Resolution = 480
      • Hit enter for all the other prompts

• • If you are using a Non-English version of Windows XP, don't hit Enter
    • Press F4 (you will see a 'debug mode' message)
    • Press F7 (you will be prompted for some parameters)
      • X Resolution = 640
      • Y Resolution = 480
      • Hit enter for all the other prompts

• • After about 3 minutes, you will get the partition disk screen.
  • Select the XP partition. This partition should read:

• • If the partition list does not show as written above, but contains 'unpartioned spaces', you should select the upper 'unpartioned space' and partition it with the Windows Installer by pressing C (partition ist, but do not erase it!). After that, the list will show the three Volumes E: C: and F as it should. Before continuing the installation you then should press F3 to abort the installation and restart your mac (you need to press F3 twice). The patched Installer now can startup with the correct partition scheme. It will take about 3 minutes again. But then you can go ahead and install XP on partition number 2.

• • Sizes may differ. The important thing is you MUST choose Partition 2.

• • The install prompts you for the format type to use: NTFS/FAT Quick/Slow

• After rebooting, do the following:
  • Press F2 to disable CD booting (there's no feedback, but you can press F2 many times, it doesn't hurt). Alternatively, eject the XP CD as per step 8.
  • Choose XP by using the down arrow.
  • Hit enter (if not using 20' iMac).
  • If you are using a 20' iMac or Mac Mini don't hit Enter. Repeat the 'press F4 - press F7' steps you did before.
  • If you are working with a Non-English version of Win XP don't hit Enter. Repeat the 'press F4 - press F7' steps you did before (make it 640x480). If you simply hit Enter, the second stage of the install might not start at all. I encountered this problem using the Hungarian version.

• The second phase of the XP installer starts. Complete it. After finishing this phase, the installer seems to hang. Simply wait enough to be sure the system is frozen and cycle power. To do this, just keep the power button depressed for about 5 seconds.

• Restart Windows and finish the installation. Make sure to remove all CDs before choosing Windows.

This article explains how to download and install Firefox on a Mac.

• If you are updating from a previous version of Firefox, see Update Firefox to the latest release.