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04-15-2006, 10:51 AM
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Ok, got it.
No problem, I'll try using some symbolic links like I had with some other tools.
BootCD creates 2 ramdisks to store exactly that, all writable files. Adding a few links won't hurt to try. Thanks for the tip! As for Apple's recommendations on BootCD's, I'd follow it, but for one fact, their CD does little when things hit the fan and I live on a farm 3 hours from any Apple dealer. 
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