The document provides instructions for creating a bootable installer drive for OS X Yosemite using three different methods: 1) Using the createinstallmedia tool in Terminal, which is the easiest method if comfortable with Terminal; 2) Using Disk Utility, which works under more versions of OS X but requires more steps; 3) Using Disk Utility via Terminal commands for power users. The steps involve copying files from the Yosemite installer app to a properly formatted external drive to make it bootable for installing Yosemite on other Macs or reinstalling as needed.
The document provides instructions for creating a bootable installer drive for OS X Yosemite using three different methods: 1) Using the createinstallmedia tool in Terminal, which is the easiest method if comfortable with Terminal; 2) Using Disk Utility, which works under more versions of OS X but requires more steps; 3) Using Disk Utility via Terminal commands for power users. The steps involve copying files from the Yosemite installer app to a properly formatted external drive to make it bootable for installing Yosemite on other Macs or reinstalling as needed.
The document provides instructions for creating a bootable installer drive for OS X Yosemite using three different methods: 1) Using the createinstallmedia tool in Terminal, which is the easiest method if comfortable with Terminal; 2) Using Disk Utility, which works under more versions of OS X but requires more steps; 3) Using Disk Utility via Terminal commands for power users. The steps involve copying files from the Yosemite installer app to a properly formatted external drive to make it bootable for installing Yosemite on other Macs or reinstalling as needed.
The document provides instructions for creating a bootable installer drive for OS X Yosemite using three different methods: 1) Using the createinstallmedia tool in Terminal, which is the easiest method if comfortable with Terminal; 2) Using Disk Utility, which works under more versions of OS X but requires more steps; 3) Using Disk Utility via Terminal commands for power users. The steps involve copying files from the Yosemite installer app to a properly formatted external drive to make it bootable for installing Yosemite on other Macs or reinstalling as needed.
