atually i was doing a bootable disk then i downloaded this Mavericks on apple
store then it was installing before i knew it. :)
On 17 Jul 2014, at 08:24 pm, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
> If you install Mavericks again without reformatting first, you'll end up
> upgrading the OS you already have
If you install Mavericks again without reformatting first, you'll end up
upgrading the OS you already have, or repairing a copy of Mavericks you already
have. You may even find that if you run Software Update, you are offered
updates you already installed. That's about the extent of it. To ge
Yes. This is normal behaviour. Just quit the installer with command-q.
On 17/07/2014 04:34, Dionipher Presas Herrera wrote:
i tried to download the mavericks on the apple store but it installed it on my
computer.
On 16 Jul 2014, at 09:02 pm, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Hi,
I'll paste in an excerpt f
Yes. Once the unit boots off the network, you can turn on VoiceOver. But not
before. Use Ethernet, and you don't have to do that.
It certainly is convenient to build a disposable USB installer thumb drive.
Remember to go to the Mac App Store and download and remake your USB stick
whenever t
Hi,
Umm no, i haven't got the instructions for making a usb or hard drive
installation i think, so if you could tell me how to do this i'd be grateful.
/Krister
> 16 jul 2014 kl. 19:46 skrev Tim Kilburn :
>
> Hi,
> You can use the same method has you would use to create the bootable USB
> sti
Hi,
You can use the same method has you would use to create the bootable USB
stick but choose the external HD as the target instead. I haven't been
following this thread closely so if the instructions for the USB stick aren't
readily available, let me know and I'll round things up for you.
L
Hey, First of all, i'm sorry for asking so many stupid and probably obvious
questions. I shouldn't be needing to do that since i've owned a Mac for at
least 6 years, but then again i haven't done a clean install ever so it's
probably high time to do it.:-) Anyway my question now is as follows: I
This is why I suggested making an installer on a thumb drive. I did that, and
I've used it several times on different Macs to quickly upgrade or re-install
the OS. It's fast, local, and works perfectly with speech.
On Jul 16, 2014, at 10:35 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
> Hi, do i understand this
Hi, do i understand this correctly that after choice of wifi, VO can be used? I
tried the cmd+option+R command thinking i could use speech directly but that
didn't work so i assume you have to get past the selection of available wifi
networks right?
/Krister
> 16 jul 2014 kl. 16:27 skrev Sabaha
To get to Internet Recovery, press Command+Option+R at the chime after power on.
You may need sighted help to pick from available wi-fi networks from which to
boot. I recommend using Ethernet (including Thunderbolt/USB adaptors from
Apple) as these require no sighted help.
--
You received thi
I'm not sure but to boot to internet recovery press command-option-r at
the startup chime.
On 16/07/2014 14:51, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Ok, question 1, where do i find "internet recovery"? and question 2, how can i
get the mac to connect to the internet through wifi when trying to reinstall the
Ok, question 1, where do i find "internet recovery"? and question 2, how can i
get the mac to connect to the internet through wifi when trying to reinstall
the system? I've searched and searched and there seems not to be a possibility
to connect the mac to my wifi like there was before. What is
Hi and thanks once again. Yes i have backed up the files i think i will need
and even files i probably don't need elsewhere so everything should be fine, at
least that's what i hope.:-)
/Krister
> 15 jul 2014 kl. 20:04 skrev Alex Hall :
>
> You could always choose that partition in the table, t
If you use the Partition tab in Disk Utility, which is visible when you select
the disk device in the table, then select "1 partition" in layout, you can
erase the entire disk and repartition it with one partition in one step. Make
sure to press Options and make sure that "GUID partition table"
You could always choose that partition in the table, then select the Erase tab
and get rid of it. That will be just as effective, I imagine. Just to be sure:
you have a backup, right? All the steps we've been discussing will completely
erase your hard drive, so please be sure you have all your f
Hello,
Hope you don't mind me jumping in here. The utility is totally accessible for
VO users. Just be sure to start VO after your system has booted into recovery
mode.
When I upgrade any of my Apple computers, I always do a clean install. I have
found over time that I have the best results if a
Hi and thanks for the really good explanation of how to make a clean install.
I'm just about to start the reinstallation process but have a question since i
got a bit uncertain: I want to take away an unnecessary partition that i have,
and you said that if i wanted to erase the whole hard drive,
By definition, a clean install is fresh, so restoring previously installed apps
and configurations goes against the point. I'd do the install, then re-download
all the apps. Yes, you'll need to log in again if the app requires it, and set
up your preferences again, but that is the price of a cle
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