There's a command you can paste into terminal and assuming you have the OS
installer,it does the rest.
> On Apr 23, 2015, at 6:04 AM, Kliph wrote:
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> What program did you use to create a bootible drive?
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>> On Apr 22, 2015, at 5:52 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
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What program did you use to create a bootible drive?
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> On Apr 22, 2015, at 5:52 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I appreciate this information so much! I did what one person from here
> suggested, held down the option key as the computer was booting, pla
Hello all,
I appreciate this information so much! I did what one person from here
suggested, held down the option key as the computer was booting, played the
“let’s guess which drive the Mac will boot from” game, and landed on my
bootable drive! I waited a bit, started Voiceover, and it did all
Hello,
Do you wireless information is stored within NV RAM. As such, if you have
previously entered security of mission for wireless networks, it is
automatically entered. It will automatically connect to a wireless network if
it has previously associated it with your iCloud account. For more in
Hi,
If you did indeed create a bootable drive, then you may not need the Internet
Recovery Partition. That bootable drive could be used as your Startup Disk and
Installation device. As Phil mentioned, start your Mac with while the Option
key is down, wait about 5 seconds or so after the chime
Hi Rachel, to install from a bootable drive you don’t normally start from the
recovery partition. The procedure would have been to hold down the OPTION KEY
as your Mac restarted to bring up the boot menu, then select your USB drive. I
use the TAB KEY to get around the boot menu. It sometimes can
You may have a race the entire hard drive. When I look under disk utilities I
can recognize the recovery partition and distinguish it from the regular
Macintosh HD system by the text description field off to the far right.
The recovery partition occupies about 1.4 GB, and the Macintosh HD occupi
thanks much. this information has been quite helpful.
On 4/22/2015 10:59 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Yes, it does use the Internet to connect to Apple’s servers. Info on this is
found here...
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT201314
I haven’t tried it, but, I’m guessing that the initial place wh
Yes, it does use the Internet to connect to Apple’s servers. Info on this is
found here...
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT201314
I haven’t tried it, but, I’m guessing that the initial place where you need to
select a wireless network probably isn’t accessible since there’s been no real
bas
Hi Tim,
thanks for this tip! In trying it I haven't had luck so far, however,
just wondering if this contacts Apple's servers, does this require
internet connectivity? And if nothing is installed, it'd make connecting
difficult. If, in fact, that's what's needed.
On 4/22/2015 10:37 AM, Tim Ki
Hi,
Yes, you likely have affected the Recovery Partition. Try starting with
cmd-option-r which should start up from Apple’s servers. It may take a little
longer to boot up, but you should be able to install from there.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Apr 22, 2015, at 11:30,
Hi all,
A quick question on clean installing OS X. I wanted to clean install
before putting Yosemite on my Macbook Air. I made a bootable drive,
booted into the recovery partition by holding down command+R then
pressing command+F5 until Voiceover started up and I could format the
Macintosh HD
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