Dragging and dropping is needed if you make a usb install flash drive
not a dvd, I made myself a dvd but want to make a flash drive, what is
the command from the keyboard to drag and drop from source to destination?
Original message:
William,
You don't need to drag and rop, just go to the toolbar, click the burn
button, find the image, and about 30 minutes later or so, you'll have a
DVD.
Hope this helps.
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Subject: making a bootable dvd was: Re: Booting from the Lion Partition
hello,
I found a tutorial how to make a bootable dvd to install lion and I was
wondering if the procedure in diskutility with dragging and dropping is
possible with vo without sighted assistance?
I mean: can we make a bootable dvd to make a clean install of lion?
Thx for your answers!
Mvg
william Windels
Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone
Op 27-jul.-2011 om 18:42 heeft Mika Pyyhkala <[email protected]> het
volgende geschreven:
Thanks Doug, just curious, is this command-R key new or has it been
around with SL?
In other words would you use the same command-R to boot off a SL dvd
on a mac that did not have Lion?
Best,
Mikab
On 7/27/11, Doug Lawlor <[email protected]> wrote:
Just hold down command-r while powering on and the recovery partition
will come up.
Doug
On 2011-07-27, at 11:24 AM, Mika Pyyhkala wrote:
Can anyone also please post the key sequence to boot up the machine
and bring up the Lion partition?
Thanks,
Mika
On 7/27/11, Dan Roy <[email protected]> wrote:
The problem is, when you boo from that partition, the window
chooser isn't available. VO does work, but, it's a subset of the
normal features.
On Jul 27, 2011, at 12:03 AM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
Try pressing control option f2 to open the window chooser menu,
that usually will allow you to select the window you need.
On Jul 26, 2011, at 7:49 PM, Dan Roy wrote:
I want to do a fresh install of Lion. I did the upgrade, but, as
I mentioned on the list before, I am having a few problems. I am
thinking a clean install might straighten it out. My problems
seem to be unusual enough where I feel like something might have
gotten corrupted during the upgrade or maybe even before.
anyway, I am able to boot to the Lion partition with no problems.
However, when I get to the part of the install where you have to
put in your apple ID, apparently, that window is opening in the
background.
Since we don't have access to all the voiceover features, I can't
seem to focus on that window in order to put in my ID. I was
able to shut off vo, and by tapping the trackpad randomly, I was
able to get it to the foreground once. However, I can't do it
again.
I am wondering if anyone has discovered another, more reliable
way of getting it done?
I am assuming that burning a CD would result in the same problem.
If anyone has an idea of how to get around this,I would
appreciate knowing about it, thanks.
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