First, download the installer from the app store. There is an
application called diskmaker x
If you do a google search for it, it should be the first result. Once
you have that, run it and follow the instructions. It will create a
bootable install using a partition on a drive, or you can dedicate an 8
GB flash drive or memory card to it. Depending on the speed of the
drive, it may take a little while, but once it's done, you can boot the
mac using it and have an install disk that you can use on any mac.
Original message:
Hi:
How did you transfer Maverics to make a bootable disk?
On Dec 26, 2013, at 8:53 AM, Mike Arrigo <[email protected]> wrote:
Hey everyone, well, on one of my macs, it refused to boot off of the
internal drive, though all of the files were there. Not sure what
happened, but, I decided this might be the time to install 10.9.1 on
it. So far so good. It's actually much more responsive, and the mail
program works fine, at least in the classic mode. I don't use
conversation mode. I think one important key is doing a clean install.
INstalling a new operating system over the top of another one is
trouble waiting to happen, even if the software allows you to do it.
Assuming I don't run in to other problems, will probably upgrade my
other 2 macs as well.
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