1. You need the image (iso\/dmg) from the DVD. Finally you need the *.dmg. If you have the iso, convert it with the disk utility.<\/p>\n
2. Open disk utility > click your hard drive > click the partitions tab > press the plus sign underneath the box showing your current partition > select the size of the new partition (do this twice, one partition with about 7GB for the dmg, the other about 15GB for the install)<\/p>\n
3. Put the snow leopard image (dmg) onto the 7GB partition.<\/p>\n
4. Open disk utility > click your hard drive > click restore tab > drag & drop the image from wherever it is to the source > drag & drop the 15GB partition to the destination > click restore.<\/p>\n
5. Go to system preferences and change your startup disk to the partition with the dmg on it. Restart your computer and enjoy your virtual dvdrom-drive.<\/p>\n
6. Before the installation, open the disk utility and delete your (current) partition, (which will probably be the biggest one) and make it new.<\/p>\n
7. Now, to install snow leopard, just choose the new (big) partition to install.<\/p>\n
8. After you’ve installed snow Leopard go into disk utility and clean up the partitions you now no longer need (the 7GB and the 15GB).<\/p>\n
9. That’s it!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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