How To Create A Recovery Disk Drive For Mac Os X
12.02.2019by admin
Recovery partitions allow the repair and reinstallation of an operating system in the event of corruption or catastrophic failure. This data is hidden — stored in a system partition at the root of the hard drive — which prevents compromising file integrity or the need to carry around optical media or USB flash drives. Starting with 10.7 “Lion,” Apple adopted this method of recovery for all flavors of OS X. However, two scenarios exist where this will not help overcome a debilitating system issue.
How To Create A Recovery Disk
First, in the event of hard drive failure or new SSD install. This is addressed in the TechRepublic article, '.'
How To Create A Recovery Disk Drive For Mac Os X
Let’s look at the steps to create a recovery partition.
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