You can use it like a local disk drive for everything except music or,
possibly, DVDs with movies on them. For some reason, Apple disallows using
remote Disk to play, transfer, or otherwise manage music on CDs. I don't know
for sure, but they may apply the same limitations to movies as well. Sti
This sounds awesome! So what can I do with Remote Disc? I only have one
Mac a Macbook Pro but I do have a Pc here. Any ideas greatly
appreciated. Thanks!
On 05/12/2013 15:11, Alex Hall wrote:
That's complicated… Why not just use Remote Disk? Enable the feature under Sharing in
your System Pre
That's complicated… Why not just use Remote Disk? Enable the feature under
Sharing in your System Preferences. Put the disk into the drive, give it a
minute, and then find "remote disk" on the sidebar of your MBA's Finder. Both
machines need to be on the same wifi network, but it should work. I
hi, you can do just like i have done with my mba and the mac pro, but
it is a little complicated.
On the other hand if you do as i tell you too, you ought too be un
and run in a few hours.
First of all you gotta make an image outta your dvddrive, we will use
your mac with a dvddrive for this. Open
Hello,
I think I remember hearing you could do this too, but the process of setting
it up wasn't possible without eye balls so I didn't investigate it much
more. There is also a way to install from a USB flash drive on newer Macs. I
know that an USB DVD drive works, as I have to use this metho
