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Old 09-14-2018, 01:57 AM   #16
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Does anyone know of a good program that will create a boot disk that will work on a Mac then I can install on a pc?
You have Terminal in your Mac's Utilities folder. Download the iso you wish to burn, open Terminal, then use the dd command in Terminal to burn the iso to DVD. With an Intel Mac, you can multiboot most modern Linux distros, or replace macOS. rEFInd makes a nice boot manager I use to multiboot an iMac 24".
 
  


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