Daniel,
I tried to contact you off line but the email you listed kicked back to me.
Please check it again.
Thanks,
Tim
On 12/31/12, Daniel C topdog2...@gmail.com wrote:
There sure are.
In fact, I do podcasts, and my episode 3 goes through making the needed
media as well as a clean install of
Hi there can I get a dirrect link to the mp3 or podcast? What is the name of
the podcast so I know what to look for?
matthew Dyer
matthewdyer...@msn.com
On Dec 31, 2012, at 5:47 PM, Daniel C wrote:
There sure are.
In fact, I do podcasts, and my episode 3 goes through making the needed
hello Tim and others,
My falt as I didn't proof read what I wrote
For the email address, it is
topdog2...@gmail.com
For anyone else looking for the direct Podcast link to DPC Episode 3:
Mountain Lion Clean Install it is
http://danielcproductions.net/files/dpc3.mp3
You can also subscribe to the
Thanks got was able to get the podcast through itunes with no problems. Great
podcast. I wisgh my michine had the memore to running ml.
matthew Dyer
matthewdyer...@msn.com
On Jan 1, 2013, at 10:44 AM, Tim Mehok wrote:
Daniel,
I tried to contact you off line but the email you listed
Hi,
I am rather new to the Mac Mini and I would like to do a clean
install. Are there any podcasts etc. that might be able to tell me how
to go about installing Mountain Lion?
Thanks,
Tim
On 12/8/12, Tim Kilburn kilbur...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Yes a Clean install does start things fresh but
Hi,
Yes a Clean install does start things fresh but you will have the issues of
re-inputting all serial numbers, pass-coes and such. Depending on the number
of apps and such that you have on your Mac, this may or may not be a factor.
If your SL system is running fine though, I would say that
Hello folks.
At the moment I am running Snow Leopard. I have just purchased Mountain
Lion, but have not installed it as yet. I have created a bootable flash
drive. I am very undecided on weather to go for a clean install or just
install it over Snow Leopard. Any advice from those of you who have
Well, having done both upgrading and a clean install, I can say without
reservation of any kind whatsoever, but a clean install is the best way to go.
If you do this, you'll get the nice snappy performance that you originally had
from your Mac. Just be sure to backup all your stuff before you
I'd advise a clean install, only because once your system is up and running you
will know that you are running a clean system from afresh: I personally like
clean rather than over the top because if anything is not working right
afterwards you can't say it wasn't because you installed over the
Some may disagree with me on this, but it's my opinion that any time
you install a new release of an operating system, whether the mac,
windows, or anything else, it's always best to do a clean install. Not
only does this give your system a fresh start, but it also clears out
any left over
the steps of
performing a clean install, an upgrade will suffice.
Shawn
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Cool, as soon as I finish going through my email, I'm going to do the
install as well as the pod cast, got the snow leopard DVD sitting
right here.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 1:13 AM, Dan Eickmeier wrote:
Cool, I'm planning to do a clean install as well. Looking forward to
that podcast Mike.
Cool, I'm planning to do a clean install as well. Looking forward to
that podcast Mike.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 12:55 AM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
I would reccomend that you do a clean install, it may take a bit more
time to reinstall everything, but it's usually more reliable,
certainly that's
you go to the utilities menu in the installer i think chose disc
utility then erase and install.
I will watch feedback over next couple months then upgrade but at
present what I have is working
On 28 Aug 2009, at 06:54, Jessi and Goldina wrote:
I plan to do a clean install also and plan
Hi,
I'm planning on doing an upgrade. So we will see how that goes.
Chris
On Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:06:45 +0100
william lomas lomaswill...@googlemail.com wrote:
you go to the utilities menu in the installer i think chose disc
utility then erase and install.
I will watch feedback over
I've done only upgrades since Panther on my 4 year old iMac G5.
Upgrades work fine in most cases. Just as any time you do brain
surgery on your OS, have a backup. Also disconnect any external
drives. You don't have to, but it's a best practice.
I'll do an update on my Macbook, but a clean
Hi,
Years ago, I upgraded from Windows 95 to 98 with no problems. I figure
if that worked, upgrading from Leopard to Snow Leopard should be fine,
so I'm not doing a clean install.
Best,
Anna
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I am doing an upgrade as well.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 5:28 AM, Chris G wrote:
Hi,
I'm planning on doing an upgrade. So we will see how that goes.
Chris
On Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:06:45 +0100
william lomas lomaswill...@googlemail.com wrote:
you go to the utilities menu in the installer i
My upgrade went fine.
Chris
On Fri, 28 Aug 2009 11:30:15 -0400
Chantel Cuddemi jawsgir...@gmail.com wrote:
I am doing an upgrade as well.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 5:28 AM, Chris G wrote:
Hi,
I'm planning on doing an upgrade. So we will see how that goes.
Chris
On Fri, 28 Aug
Hello, i am ordering sl via the phone now. I wonder, is an upgrade (so not a
totally clean install) recommended? I know it is a VERY BAD IDEA on a iwndows
machine but i wonder if it is ok on a mac? I would actually like it if my
current settings could be used.
Greetings, Anouk
You could do an upgrade and that wouldn't be an issue for you as much
as perhaps others. You haven't loaded lots of stuff and so forth yet.
So, go ahead and do the upgrade, it should not pose any problems for
you.
On Aug 27, 2009, at 10:17 AM, a radix wrote:
Hello, i am ordering sl via
I generally do the upgrade. Unless you're having problems with the
current system you should be fine doing the upgrade. On the Mac, user
files are kept in one place so changing out the system has less chance
of stepping on something.
CB
a radix wrote:
Hello, i am ordering sl via the phone
I would reccomend that you do a clean install, it may take a bit more
time to reinstall everything, but it's usually more reliable,
certainly that's what I'm going to do, and I plan on recording mac pod
cast number 10, dedicated to the install of snow leopard, so stay
tuned for that.
On
I plan to do a clean install also and plan to record it too. I'm not
sure if I'll spread it around, I guess it depends on how well I feel
it goes, lol. this is my first time ever installing an OS on any
platform though, so I thought it should be recorded haha. can someone
explain the
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