Boot External CD ROM Satelite M45 s265

HI, pls help me ! is their a way to boot a external CDrom into my laptop. because my cdrom was damage/broken.
there is no usb boot in bios. pls help me so i can reformat my laptop.
thanks,
eumir

Only external Firewire and some SCSI drives are able to boot Mac OS X. USB also would be extremely slow being 1.1 even if it could work.

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