
Proceed to create a Snow Leopard USB drive
In the Volume Scheme , select the 1 Partition item in the drop-down list.
In the Name field, enter a new name for the partition. For example we named it Mac OS X Install DVD .
In the Format field, select the Mac OS Extended (Journaled) item in the drop-down list.
At the end of this tab (Partition) press the Options button. You will then see a new window displayed with 3 options:
GUID Partition Table . This option allows you to use a USB drive to boot an Intel-based Mac system, or use this USB drive as a non-bootable disk with any Mac system using Mac OS X 10.4 or other versions newer version.
Apple Partition Map . This option allows you to use this drive to boot a PowerPC Mac system, or you cannot use this drive to boot any Mac system.
Master Boot Record . This option allows you to use the selected drive to boot DOS and Windows-based computers, or use it with devices that require compatibility with Windows or DOS partitions.
Here, select the GUID Partition Table option , then click OK . Then the USB drive will be re-created and reformatted.
Drag the Mac OS X Install DVD item into the Source field.
Then drag the newly formatted USB drive into the Destination field.
Then click the Restore button.
This will copy the IMAGE of the Snow Leopard installation from the DVD to the USB drive. Then wait until this process is complete (this time depends on the system configuration and USB write speed).