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Oops..... 5) At the Terminal command line type cd /Volumes then hit ENTER 6) Still in Terminal type sudo ln -s DISC1 DISC2 then hit ENTER 7) Enter you OS X Administrator password and hit ENTER |
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I bought this game before Xmas for my son and experienced the same issue as most on my iMac. After a bit of digging, the following web site provides a solution... http://forum.hardmac.com/index.php?s=5cb01280f994f9e87c9ce82ba89302a5&showtopic=259&st=0&p=1286&#entry1286 For those of you who are scratching your head at this point, this is what needs to be done ( I'm no OS X guru, but eventually got what I was after from Google.... ) 1) Load DVD 2) Install game 3) Run Intel patch 4) Fire up Terminal ( you can find this in the applications folder under "Utilities" ) 5) At the Terminal command line type cd /Volumes then hit 6) Still in Terminal type sudo ln -s DISC1 DISC2 then hit 7) Enter you OS X Administrator password and 8) Go back to the icon for Cars and run the game It appears that you have to repeat steps 4 - 8 every time you need to play ( with DVD insterted ) - if there is anyone out there proficient in OS X UNIX and knows how to make this aliasing stick please let me know. Thanks go to the author of the forum mentioned above - "Cri-Cri" and friends "Grambo" and "MacBidouille" |
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