On 11/12/13 10:26 AM +0900, regz91 wrote:
goodwin wrote:
On 11/11/2013 09:54 AM, HilsB wrote:
HilsB wrote:
Yes it does - if anything a little faster.
A few bits of advice - 1) backup everything 2)Close down all
programmes 3) allow a few hours.
academic question only - what does allowing a few hours do and where
does it do it?
not a mac user nor SM...
They say that OSX is based on Linux and it is common nowadays to do an
online upgrade from one version of OS to the next version of OS.
They say? Who's they? OS X is based on BSD. BSD is UNIX, not Linux. Just
sayin'.
Something like doing xp to vista update by running an "upgrade" while
being connected to the world wide web. If the net connection is not
reliable then it is likely to fail.
Nowadays, OS X releases are purchased and downloaded from the App Store.
Once the download to the local HDD is complete, the update takes place
completely offline. The download and the upgrade are two separate events.
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