Dmg File Usb Bootable Password Nothing Happens

Maybe even with an easy USB installer Who knows, but its also possible that Apple will bring support to these Macs in the final.

Thankfully its still possible to create a bootable OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion installer from any USB drive, be it a flash key or external hard drive.

Well walk through the process here, but dont forget to check OS X 10.8 system requirements for the destination Mac before beginning.

Click on Continue, select the destination drive, and install.

I am using an 8Gb drive successfully erased and partitioned.

Dmg File Usb Bootable Password Nothing Happens

I tried going through terminal and after doing the sudo command and entering my password nothing happens.

I went on call with apple for 2 hours and they said to go to one of their authorized resellers for a fix(I called and asked it about 90).

An old article for sure, but really useful and worked perfectly Thanks.

With the same apps coming automatically But your advice helped a lot But I just wonder that why apple wants its users to be so computer savvy Wy cant they just give hard copy DVD disc, life would have been quite simpler and happy.

Now, I need to move that bootable image to an SD card so I can reclaim my thumb drive.

I did follow the instruction carefully, have been tried to make this USB installation for a WEEK now, but not success.

After restart, the system never give me a chance to boot from USB at all.

I am so tired now, have been trying and getting stressed now.

However, when I try to actually boot from the thumb drive (via pressing alt key during startup), I get to choose which drive to boot from, I select the USB and then it tries to load.

I was VERY annoyed at Apple to let me get all the way through it (6 hours with computer going to sleep every 10 minutes) just to get a Kernel error at bootup.

Then, of course, just to be save, Time Machine backup my Mac again, just to be absolute certain I.

I have to restore because of a HDD SMART error, where Mountain Lion GM refuses to install to a HDD with SMART errors).

If you knew how to do it for OS X Lion, then you should be set its basically the.

Do you have to wait until M.lion is available in the app store.

The same was reported about Lion, but with a few modifications to the installer script in OsInstall.mpkg, pass 32bit kernal flag in the com.apple.boot.plist and wallah, Lion installs on a core duo like a charm.

So perhaps since Lion runs fine on a 32bit Core Duo MacBook Pro, Mountain Lion is capable as well.

It is more likely that a script somewhere in the install process keeps it from installing or recognizing the hardware as an installable host.

When i tried to create a bootable USB drive Lion, installer said the version was too new.