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RE: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

2016-09-23 Thread Simon Fogarty

Hi Ramy,

When the installer goes to start installing,

Hit cancel and stop the installation.

 Then under your applications folder find the osX sierra installer file and 
copy it on to a usb device to transfer it to your other machine then do the 
copy and paste in to that machines applications folder and it will allow you to 
install on both,

If you don't grab the installer before the installation starts the file gets 
removed once installation has finished.

Good luck.

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Subject: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

Hello all:
now, I have my 2  macs, the mini and my MacBook pro. I need to install sierra 
on both, but don't want to download it twice.
so, after downloading from the mac appstore, will I find the installer in the 
downloads folder? can I upgrade to sierra before taking the installer from 
downloads? or I must take it 1st if I will find it?

my 2nd question is concerning time machine:
can I use a  hard that will be prepared to time machine on mac mini, can I use 
this hard to backup with MacBook pro also? or it must be 1 hd for each machine? 
of cores each machine will have it's own apps, and I don't want  the apps to be 
on both? the backup will different from 1 to another because, my macmini is for 
my studio it has pro tools etc.
and I don't want these apps to be on my MacBook pro that has the VMware  that I 
don't need in my studio.
Thanks

Thanks


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Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

2016-09-23 Thread Christopher-Mark Gilland


That depends, Louis.

All VO+F3 does is speak what is under the Voiceover cursor.  If you're not 
already focused on the progress, then that won't work.  Good suggestion, but 
just bare that in mind.

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From: "lscrivani" 

To: 
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 11:02 AM
Subject: Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time 
machine




 If you do a vo + f3, it will say a percentage of the download.
   Louis


-Original Message- 
From: Ramy Moustafa

Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 10:57 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time 
machine


ok, thanks, but now I start  downloading Sierra, there is no progress
bar or something that indicates weather I'm downloading or not.
any ideas?


On 9/23/16, lscrivani  wrote:
  As far as the backup, it depends on the size of the backup drive.  If 
it
is large enough  to equal the size of the drives on both units, then yes 
as


long as you create a partition on the drive first.  But you are better 
off

having a separate back up unit for each.
Louis


-Original Message-
From: Ramy Moustafa
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 9:53 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

Hello all:
now, I have my 2  macs, the mini and my MacBook pro. I need to install
sierra on both, but don't want to download it twice.
so, after downloading from the mac appstore, will I find the installer
in the downloads folder? can I upgrade to sierra before taking the
installer from downloads? or I must take it 1st if I will find it?

my 2nd question is concerning time machine:
can I use a  hard that will be prepared to time machine on mac mini,
can I use this hard to backup with MacBook pro also? or it must be 1
hd for each machine? of cores each machine will have it's own apps,
and I don't want  the apps to be on both? the backup will different
from 1 to another
because, my macmini is for my studio it has pro tools etc.
and I don't want these apps to be on my MacBook pro that has the
VMware  that I don't need in my studio.
Thanks

Thanks


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Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

2016-09-23 Thread Ramy Moustafa

Thanks all.
will do this exactly

On 9/23/16, lscrivani  wrote:
>   If you do a vo + f3, it will say a percentage of the download.
> Louis
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ramy Moustafa
> Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 10:57 AM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time
> machine
>
> ok, thanks, but now I start  downloading Sierra, there is no progress
> bar or something that indicates weather I'm downloading or not.
> any ideas?
>
>
> On 9/23/16, lscrivani  wrote:
>>   As far as the backup, it depends on the size of the backup drive.  If
>> it
>> is large enough  to equal the size of the drives on both units, then yes
>> as
>>
>> long as you create a partition on the drive first.  But you are better
>> off
>> having a separate back up unit for each.
>> Louis
>>
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Ramy Moustafa
>> Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 9:53 AM
>> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
>> Subject: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine
>>
>> Hello all:
>> now, I have my 2  macs, the mini and my MacBook pro. I need to install
>> sierra on both, but don't want to download it twice.
>> so, after downloading from the mac appstore, will I find the installer
>> in the downloads folder? can I upgrade to sierra before taking the
>> installer from downloads? or I must take it 1st if I will find it?
>>
>> my 2nd question is concerning time machine:
>> can I use a  hard that will be prepared to time machine on mac mini,
>> can I use this hard to backup with MacBook pro also? or it must be 1
>> hd for each machine? of cores each machine will have it's own apps,
>> and I don't want  the apps to be on both? the backup will different
>> from 1 to another
>> because, my macmini is for my studio it has pro tools etc.
>> and I don't want these apps to be on my MacBook pro that has the
>> VMware  that I don't need in my studio.
>> Thanks
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
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Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

2016-09-23 Thread lscrivani

 If you do a vo + f3, it will say a percentage of the download.
   Louis

-Original Message- 
From: Ramy Moustafa

Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 10:57 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time 
machine

ok, thanks, but now I start  downloading Sierra, there is no progress
bar or something that indicates weather I'm downloading or not.
any ideas?

On 9/23/16, lscrivani  wrote:

  As far as the backup, it depends on the size of the backup drive.  If it
is large enough  to equal the size of the drives on both units, then yes 
as

long as you create a partition on the drive first.  But you are better off
having a separate back up unit for each.
Louis

-Original Message-
From: Ramy Moustafa
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 9:53 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

Hello all:
now, I have my 2  macs, the mini and my MacBook pro. I need to install
sierra on both, but don't want to download it twice.
so, after downloading from the mac appstore, will I find the installer
in the downloads folder? can I upgrade to sierra before taking the
installer from downloads? or I must take it 1st if I will find it?

my 2nd question is concerning time machine:
can I use a  hard that will be prepared to time machine on mac mini,
can I use this hard to backup with MacBook pro also? or it must be 1
hd for each machine? of cores each machine will have it's own apps,
and I don't want  the apps to be on both? the backup will different
from 1 to another
because, my macmini is for my studio it has pro tools etc.
and I don't want these apps to be on my MacBook pro that has the
VMware  that I don't need in my studio.
Thanks

Thanks

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Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

2016-09-23 Thread Tim Kilburn

Hi,

When the Sierra Installer downloads, it actually downloads to the Applications 
folder, not the Downloads folder.  Also, after it downloads, it will 
automatically open the installer ready for you to start.  If you start the 
process, it will automatically delete the installer after the installation is 
complete.  to avoid this from happening, press cmd-q to Quit the Installer, 
then go into your Applications folder and select the Sierra installer.  Copy 
this installer to another location, USB stick, Desktop, external HD etc.  Once 
you have the second copy, then you can go back into the Applications folder and 
open the Sierra Installer.  Follow the prompts and perform the installation.  
If you've copied the Sierra Installer to another location, you can then put it 
into the Applications folder on your second Mac and perform the installation 
once again.

Hope that makes sense.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Sep 23, 2016, at 08:33, lscrivani  wrote:

As far as the backup, it depends on the size of the backup drive.  If it is 
large enough  to equal the size of the drives on both units, then yes as long 
as you create a partition on the drive first.  But you are better off having a 
separate back up unit for each.
  Louis


-Original Message- From: Ramy Moustafa
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 9:53 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

Hello all:
now, I have my 2  macs, the mini and my MacBook pro. I need to install
sierra on both, but don't want to download it twice.
so, after downloading from the mac appstore, will I find the installer
in the downloads folder? can I upgrade to sierra before taking the
installer from downloads? or I must take it 1st if I will find it?

my 2nd question is concerning time machine:
can I use a  hard that will be prepared to time machine on mac mini,
can I use this hard to backup with MacBook pro also? or it must be 1
hd for each machine? of cores each machine will have it's own apps,
and I don't want  the apps to be on both? the backup will different
from 1 to another
because, my macmini is for my studio it has pro tools etc.
and I don't want these apps to be on my MacBook pro that has the
VMware  that I don't need in my studio.
Thanks

Thanks


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Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

2016-09-23 Thread Ramy Moustafa

ok, thanks, but now I start  downloading Sierra, there is no progress
bar or something that indicates weather I'm downloading or not.
any ideas?


On 9/23/16, lscrivani  wrote:
>   As far as the backup, it depends on the size of the backup drive.  If it
> is large enough  to equal the size of the drives on both units, then yes as
>
> long as you create a partition on the drive first.  But you are better off
> having a separate back up unit for each.
> Louis
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ramy Moustafa
> Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 9:53 AM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine
>
> Hello all:
> now, I have my 2  macs, the mini and my MacBook pro. I need to install
> sierra on both, but don't want to download it twice.
> so, after downloading from the mac appstore, will I find the installer
> in the downloads folder? can I upgrade to sierra before taking the
> installer from downloads? or I must take it 1st if I will find it?
>
> my 2nd question is concerning time machine:
> can I use a  hard that will be prepared to time machine on mac mini,
> can I use this hard to backup with MacBook pro also? or it must be 1
> hd for each machine? of cores each machine will have it's own apps,
> and I don't want  the apps to be on both? the backup will different
> from 1 to another
> because, my macmini is for my studio it has pro tools etc.
> and I don't want these apps to be on my MacBook pro that has the
> VMware  that I don't need in my studio.
> Thanks
>
> Thanks
>
>
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Re: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

2016-09-23 Thread lscrivani

 As far as the backup, it depends on the size of the backup drive.  If it 
is large enough  to equal the size of the drives on both units, then yes as 
long as you create a partition on the drive first.  But you are better off 
having a separate back up unit for each.

   Louis


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From: Ramy Moustafa

Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 9:53 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Installing sierra on 2 computers, and a question on time machine

Hello all:
now, I have my 2  macs, the mini and my MacBook pro. I need to install
sierra on both, but don't want to download it twice.
so, after downloading from the mac appstore, will I find the installer
in the downloads folder? can I upgrade to sierra before taking the
installer from downloads? or I must take it 1st if I will find it?

my 2nd question is concerning time machine:
can I use a  hard that will be prepared to time machine on mac mini,
can I use this hard to backup with MacBook pro also? or it must be 1
hd for each machine? of cores each machine will have it's own apps,
and I don't want  the apps to be on both? the backup will different
from 1 to another
because, my macmini is for my studio it has pro tools etc.
and I don't want these apps to be on my MacBook pro that has the
VMware  that I don't need in my studio.
Thanks

Thanks


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