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What, seriously? This weirdo is asking about Lion install DVDs?? Those are so yesterday! (actually literally in this case :D) However, yes I am asking about that. My iMac (early 2008 24" model just for any needed reference) is currently connected to the internet via WiFi. Now let's just assume that my town has BANNED stores from carrying ethernet cables and all extra unused ethernet cables are removed from people's households. Now, if I were to try to download Lion over WiFi, it would take around 16 hours. Now my PC here is hooked up directly to ethernet (remember, this cable is being used so they won't take it from me), and with it's connection it will take around 3 or 4 hours. So, what I want to know is can I download Lion onto my PC, then burn it to a DVD, then install it from that on my iMac? And because I know all you smart-elics out there, the police went ahead and glued the ethernet cable into my PC's ethernet port, so I can't simply take the current ethernet cable running to my PC and plug it into my iMac :) And imports from other towns where ethernet cables are legal will be intercepted and returned to the sender. |
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I know for a fact that it is within Apple's EULA that you can make one backup copy of the OSX Lion software for backup purposes. This means that you can make 1 OSX Lion install DVD. However, if I were to make an OSX Lion install DVD and then create an install USB and keep both of them, would I still be in the EULA? If I have my USB Flash Drive fail on me, then I still have the DVD to use for installing Lion. I am NOT trying to ask for help in breaking Apple's EULA, I only want to clearly know what is doable within Apple's primitive, prohibitive and silly rules. Just sayin' Talk soon, Adiman423 from London in the UK |
