executed: mount_cd9660 -er /dev/disk2 /Volumes/Turbo.win, to mount the disk as a Windows box would.executed: mkdir /Volumes/Turbo.win, as a new mount point.executed: sudo umount /Volume/TurboTax\ Premier\ 2009, to disconnect from the disk without ejecting it.executed: mount, to figure out which disk I was working with.Since the Mac mounts the disk in a different way from the way Windows mounts the disk, I first need to make my Mac mount the disk like a Windows box would. Further complicated matters is the fact that I have a MacBook Pro running OSX 10.5.8. iso file and then my virtual machine will think the DVD is inserted in it's hardware. Instead what I want to do is to send a software image (.iso file) of the DVD to the host machine over the network, have the host machine mount the.
Unfortunately that requires physical access to the host hardware which I don't have right now. In order to do that I need to insert the DVD in the underlying host hardware first. I have a copy of TurboTax that I want to install on a Windows virtual machine.
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