Diskmaker x 6 mac os x#
Diskmaker x 6 install#
Diskmaker x 6 update#

Diskmaker x 6 install#

So, it means that if you are still running an OS older than 10.9, you will need first to upgrade to a more recent OS before building your macOS install disk.ДЄs this is a Release Candidate (RC), it means creating an install disk with DiskMaker XВ can be still not optimized,В you may encounter bugs, there are some parts which are not localized yetвЂ¦ but hopefully, youВ should notВ encounter big bugs. Good bye big cats! The first OSВ DiskMaker X 6 will run on is 10.9 (Mavericks).

Diskmaker x 6 mac os x#

It means you wonвЂ™t be able to create a Sierra install disk if you are still running Mac OS X 10.7 Lion or OS XВ 10.8 Mountain Lion. Now, for the bad news: with this release, I had to remove support for older OS. They are short, not taking the biggest part of the screen, and they make IMHO the process of building a macOS Install disk much more pleasant.ДЄlso, I found a way to giveВ better feedback about how far you are in theВ creation of the drive, so the progress percentage meansВ something almost reliable. Shasum :В 936a6061e1703be9595a3bf7314d8ada4f07a964ДЇor this release, I did not want initially to change a lot of things, but as one of the components I used is not Sierra-compatible, I had to remove it (goodbye, AsObjcC Runner, you good olвЂ™ friendвЂ¦) and rely on another process to notify the user of the process. Tried creating the USB by using Diskmaker X 5.0.Another year, another major release forВ DiskMaker X! As many people asked ifВ DiskMaker X would support the newestВ versionВ of OS XвЂ¦ sorry, macOS, the answer is definitely YES!ДownloadВ DiskMaker X 6 Release Candidate 3 Just speculating, but if anyone tries it please post your results here.ДЄgain! I haven't tried this and who ever tries this will do so at their own risk!

Diskmaker x 6 update#

If folks are creating EL Capitan OS X bootable usb installers on older hardware, they may have to update their Mac firmware to get it to work. I believe UEFI support on the 2013 was probably not fully supported then. I wouldn't be surprised if it has to deal with UEFI support. I will be testing it on three different model macs and post my results in the coming days. I decided to stick the same usb in a mac air model A1466 and WALA! It recognized the usb drive and I was able to boot into it. I created the usb stick using diskmaker X on a older 2013 and tried 4 different methods of creating the bootable usb installer and Zilch! it wouldn't work! BUT. I believe the issue stems from the type of hardware you are utilizing to create the bootable usb stick. So what do you wise people say? Why can't I create a bootable OSX-install-USB like before?Д¬lick to expand.I had the same problem with my MBPro model A1278 not seeing the usb stick when I booted with the alt key option, but switching to a different usb port didn't work for me either.

Testing the USB on four different Macs - none of them recognizes the USB as bootable

Formatting the USB a thousand times (GUID / OS X - journaled) Tried creating the USB by using Diskmaker X 5.0.1 instead of the terminal command (on three Macs) Tried creating the USB on three different Macs (with Mavericks, Yosemite and El Capitan) Redownloading El Capitan from the App Store (if something was wrong with the first image) Can't really see how I can do this procedure wrong. Is does mount as it should on my desktop, though, and I'm able to run the installer from the USB. Para fazer a cГіpia, vocГЄ sГі tem de instalar o aplicativo DiskMaker X no. However, the install-USB is not bootable and does not show up i the 'Startup disk preference panel'. DiskMaker X Г© uma ferramenta prГЎtica desenvolvida com AppleScript que permite que vocГЄ copie um arquivo de instalaГ§ГЈo para o sistema operacional OS X Yosemite para uma drive USB para que vocГЄ possa transformГЎ-la em um disco de arranque durante a inicializaГ§ГЈo. As I've done a thousand times before I created an install-USB by downloading El Capitan from the App Store and compiled it on to the USB-drive by using Apples own terminal command. I have decided to go with a fresh and clean install of OS X 10.11 El Capitan this time.