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Drive Genius, for example, has to install a few files into Library > Application Support, and it can't do so from the SubRosaSoft launcher. Lastly, I've run into problems adding other disk utility apps to the iPod drive.

You can either alias to it or just pull it out of the Utilities folder. DiskWarrior, for example, creates a Utilities folder in the Apps. I had to press and hold POWER to shut down.Īlso, the applications you want to run have to be in the Applications folder - not in subfolders or in Utilities. When I tried to restart, both computers froze (spinning beachball on PowerBook, spinning clock hands on Mini). Work attempt was to 20GB click wheel iPod (b/w screen).īoth computers also had a problem where I couldn't eject the Diskwarrior CD after running DasBoot. Strange thing, I had no such issue on my home Intel Mini. I had the same problem, but when I copied the app from the disk image to my Application folder and re-ran, the problem went away.

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There were reports of the app freezing with a screen full of slashes, numbers and letters.

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I'd like to hear what I've not done correctly! I'd give the software 5 stars if it worked on DiskWarrior or TechTool Pro but since it only makes a bootable Mac OS X drive for now I'll give it a 3-star rating. The USB drive must be formatted correctly, fwiw, to have a GUID partition table which is needed to boot from the device. I even ran DiskWarrior v4.0 on the finished USB drive and it found directory errors which I fixed but still did no good. There's supposed to be a Subrosasoft launcher that comes up first if this concept worked but it never does. When I click to select the device the mouse locks up and the Mac restarts. Holding the Option key to restart, the USB drive shows up only as a storage device. When I looked at the USB drive contents everything appeared to me as a bootable drive would but it just did not show up as a bootable drive when holding the Option key on my iMac running 10.0.6. I could not - after more than 12 attempts - get this software to create a bootable DiskWarrior or TechTool Pro USB drive.

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* Note - Users of DasBoot must have purchased licenses to install the various disk utilities and own an appropriate disk utility bootable CD/DVD to use as the source disk.ĭasBoot is free to download and can be freely distributed.ĭasboot will create a bootable USB version of the Snow Leopard installer disk, FWIW, but that's all. In doing so it will effect the operation of non-forensics based tools in order to stop them altering your evidence.ĭasBoot has been tested with the following disk utilities and data recovery tools, but will also run many others Cop圜atX, FileSalvage, MacForensicsLab, VolumeWorks, Drive Genius, Data Rescue II, DiskWarrior, Apple Disk Utility, and TechTool Pro. This boot CD is specifically modified for forensics use in that it disables the portions of the operating system that can effect your investigation. If you want a forensically sound boot device then please use the MacForensicsLab boot CD.

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SubRosaSoft DasBoot™ gives you the power to create and maintain your own pocket-sized toolkit for your Mac - exactly the way you want - on one portable device and it's totally free!! Just plug it in and all your tools will be at your fingertips. But unlike expensive third party alternatives, you'll have plenty of space left over for a multitude of additional utilities as well as ample drive space when you need to recover data.ĭasBoot™ allows you to run data recovery applications such as FileSalvage, diagnostic and repair applications, and much more, all from your MP3 player, portable hard drive or flash drive. With the help of DasBoot™ you get to carry all the tools you'll need in your shirt pocket.

You can use your portable music player to boot, check, maintain, and repair Mac OS X computers* as needed without erasing it and taking away your ability to play music or use your device as you always have. DasBoot allows you to take any third party boot CD (such as those shipped by Inc, Prosoft Engineering Inc, Alsoft Inc, or Micromat Inc) and quickly create a bootable diagnostic device that contains any of your own utilities that you may wish to install. DasBoot allows you to use iPod, flash drive, portable HD as bootable diagnostic device.ĭo you have a nice new portable music player in your pocket? Or perhaps a flash drive or portable hard drive? Why not turn it into a Mac OS X diagnostic, repair, recovery, and maintenance tool? With SubRosaSoft DasBoot™ it's easy.