Unsure what """
<19:36:28> "Jazendar": Hey there""" is referring to.
Anyway, the reason you can't run Daemon is because that's a windows tool. The confusion is probably stemming from that being the obvious "
exe" file to use, but it's unneeded in your case.
I'm not at all familiar with Mac, but it seems like you should be able to mount the ISO directly using something like:
Code:
sudo mount -o loop disk1.iso /mnt/disk1
In other words, you basically:
- create a new directory where you want to mount the ISO
- run "sudo mount -o loop /path/to/disk.iso /path/to/dir"
Where "/path/to/disk.iso" represents the full path of the ISO file, and "/path/to/dir" represents the full path of the directory created immediately before running that command. Then you would go to the directory you created and the ISO's files would be in there, from which you can start the setup process using something like "
setup.exe" in Wine/CrossOver. You shouldn't need to open the ISO, or Daemon, with CrossOver. Finally, you'll swap out the CDs in the same way, by unmounting the old ISO ("sudo umount /path/to/dir") and then mounting the next disk in the series as above.
PM me if you need more info and I'll do my best to help.