this may be a horses for courses question so to speak but is it
best to do a clean installation of the new mac osx rather than
just do an upgrade from the previous version?
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lol. you will get many answers from this and opinions. Mine is it's probably
best to do a clean install. In the archives you will find a discussion I think
dated 2 days ago when ml came out regarding this.
The upgrade is quicker but I had problems last year and ever since I did the
clean
I did the clean install and it worked quite well. If u have a bootable backup
on an external you can boot from there and download ML. then erase your
internal Mac partition and install mountain lion back on your internal drive.
You can transfer your apps and files back during the set up
I'm going to just upgrade once it finishes taking forever to download,
as I personally don't have a dvd or hard drive available to me.
On 7/27/12, Timothy J. Meloy tme...@fuse.net wrote:
I did the clean install and it worked quite well. If u have a bootable
backup on an external you can boot
yep and that might work for you. sometimes it works and sometime sit does to.
I'm probably gong to go down and get a DVD so I can burn a copy and if i like
it use lion disk maker to update my flash drive lol!
Take care and good luck.
On Jul 27, 2012, at 10:53 AM, josh gregory wrote:
I'm going
If you have Lion installed, you're fine either way.
Gordon
On 27 Jul 2012, at 16:04, michael weaver weavermi...@googlemail.com wrote:
this may be a horses for courses question so to speak but is it best to do a
clean installation of the new mac osx rather than just do an upgrade from the
