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My Mac OS 10.4.11 won't boot to the CD drive at all. I am
trying to boot an Ubuntu 8.10 disc that I burned recently.I booted the CD on my MacBook v10.4.11, and everything
was fine; I was able to install it with no problems.However, on my home computer, an eMac upgraded from
Panther to Tiger 10.4.11, when I hold "c" (the same
procedure that I used to boot from the disc drive on the
MacBook) nothing happens: it just boots the Mac OS.The only difference is that there is only 1 user on the
MacBook, and 5 users on my home computer.I also have tried the ctrl-option-shift-delete on the home
computer, to no avail.Any advice?

The disc is a DVD not a CD, does your eMac have a DVD
drive? A lot of eMacs have cd only drives, not combos or
superdrives.
Also, most discs that come with Apple machines are machine specific, which means the disc wouldn't install on the eMac anyhow.

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