Yes you have you should restart from the disk and not the recovery
partition you just made more work for yourself.
Regards Chris
Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof!
On 06/03/2014 23:29, Richard Ring wrote:
In order to do a clean install here's what I did. I created an install disk
using diskmaker. I then restarted the Mac from that disk. I pressed command R
at startup to go to the recovery partition. I chose to install Mavericks. When
the installation finally finished, I was going to restart my Mac but my Hard
drive wasn't shown as a start up disk. So, I then chose to restore my Mac from
a time machine back up. I didn't do this clean install because I was
experiencing major problems, I just did it. What I'm thinking is, I may have
done it wrong! Oh, by the way, I did erase and reformat my hard disk first.
My question is, should I have done anything different? Thanks.,
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