I used Daniel's podcast to do a clean install of Mountain Lion a while back,
and it went perfectly.
I would just say that you won't actually need to create a USB installer if
you don't have the materials.
Daniel can correct me if I'm wrong, but you could just do a wipe and
reformat of your MacHD partition from the recovery partition, and then do a
clean install, also from that recovery Partition.
Be careful about the reformat, make sure you reformat the MacHD partition,
and not the entire disk drive. If you need further instructions on this,
just ask the list.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Daniel C" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2013 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: Mountain lion clean install
Good day,
My name's Daniel. I do podcasts on technology and anything to do with
technology.
I happened to have done a podcast on installing mountain lion cleanly,
perhaps my podcast might help. As far as your other requests, I'm afraid
another list member may be able to help.
Meanwhile, here's the link to the podcast I put together.
DPC Episode 3: Mountain Lion Clean install
http://danielcproductions.net/files/dpc3.mp3
If you want to subscribe directly to my podcast feed, that URI is
http://danielcproductions.net/files/feed.xml
Hope that helps, and I hope you can get your other questions answered
prior to a clean M L install.
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