One method that has worked for a number of people is to dd the bootable USB key to its own partition on your hard drive and then boot off that partition. Longer answer: (Ok, I lied above.) You can, but "it's complicated". (See this for an explanation of the difference) If you have a newer Mac (64 bit), just remember to use the Mac iso( amd64+mac), not the regular amd64 iso. If your Mac has a working optical drive, use it. Apple doesn't want you to boot an OS other than OS X off USB.
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