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On 2/9/2015 10:39 AM, Michelle Sullivan wrote:
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> I have not yet tried a 10.1 kernel - wrote the disk but it seems I can't
> use an apple superdrive as a boot rom on a PC...

USB stick ?  I find it a lot easier that CDs/DVDs

	---Mike


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