Mac OS X Lion

Yes, I can't wait to get updated iOS 5 for my MacBook Pro.
 
Keep in mind that you will be only able to download it through Mac Apps, it won't be available on disc.
 
Ugh, I rather get an upgrade from a physical DVD rather than downloading it over the net. I think it might be possible to burn it on a DVD-R disc so can re install over again.
 
sequoias said:
Ugh, I rather get an upgrade from a physical DVD rather than downloading it over the net. I think it might be possible to burn it on a DVD-R disc so can re install over again.
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You can create a image file from your partition to flash usb or EHDD or dvd. It's better and quick than reinstall and reinstall apps.
 
The Highlander said:
You can create a image file from your partition to flash usb or EHDD or dvd. It's better and quick than reinstall and reinstall apps.
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As long nothing is corrupted and I can create a image file of the whole hard drive to a external device then it's good to go. I don't have anything big enough to do that right now, sadly.
 
sequoias said:
As long nothing is corrupted and I can create a image file of the whole hard drive to a external device then it's good to go. I don't have anything big enough to do that right now, sadly.
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You can do on dvd blank and it's afford.
 
The Highlander said:
You can create a image file from your partition to flash usb or EHDD or dvd. It's better and quick than reinstall and reinstall apps.
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I wonder if this would be possible since it will be installed through App Store. I'm sure there would be a way, but how?
 
sequoias said:
Ugh, I rather get an upgrade from a physical DVD rather than downloading it over the net. I think it might be possible to burn it on a DVD-R disc so can re install over again.
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The good news is, it'll be only 4GB. Yes, I know it's a big file, but still...
 
The Highlander said:
Install OS X Lion From A USB Drive | Maciverse

Here a link and it's better explain than me. You can do it and it's pretty simple than Windows.
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Thanks.
Fortunately, it does not appear that Apple has limited our ability to create our own installation media. In fact, it is still very easy to create a USB installation disk for OS X Lion. Below you will find the steps I used to install the developers preview of OS X Lion via a USB disk.
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That's good to know.
 
Bummer about no disc to upgrade Snow Leopard to OS X Lion... that's gonna chew up my internet data as I'm still on old grandfathered 15 gb plan rather than upgrading to newer 100 gb plan.
 
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