Install OS X from a hard drive
MacOSXHints has a short
and sweet how-to for creating a hard drive-based installer for OS X. Using a CD/DVD is fine and dandy, but if you're in
a hurry or you're working with a machine who's optical drive is less than cooperative, the sheer speed and convenience
of a hard drive install can't be beat.The how-to basically has two steps. The first uses NetRestore Helper to create a Master Image of your Mac OS X install disc for the second step, which is using said image in Disk Utility to apply your install disc to an actual hard drive or partition. A few good considerations are listed at the end of the how-to, and I'd suggest reading the whole thing over if you're going to create a handy tool like this.
Share
MacOSXHints has a short and sweet how-to for creating a hard drive-based installer for OS X. Using a CD/DVD is fine and dandy, but if...
Add a Comment
Deals of the Day
more deals- Philips Docking Speaker System for Apple iPod / iPhone for $30 + free shipping
- Logitech Ultimate Ears 100 Noise-Isolating Earphones for $6 + free shipping
- Refurbished OtterBox Defender Case for iPhone 3G / 3GS for $4 + $2 s&h
- Used Apple iPad 2 64GB WiFi Tablet for $420 + free shipping
- Used Apple iPad 2 64GB WiFi Tablet for $430 + free shipping
- VooMote Zapper Remote for iPhone / iPad / iPod for $67 + free shipping