Teach you how to make OS X Lion boot USB drive and install system using USB stick
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Many people have purchased the latest operating system lion (OS X lion) in Apple's App store. However, after the upgrade found some problems, such as: Boot and shutdown speed significantly slower, some programs stop responding. Now by the Forum's Feng friendsMb702llto introduce how to make a startup USB flash drive to install OS X Lion from the App Store for a fresh installation of the operating system to avoid problems after upgrading from the old system.
Note:This method is suitable for users who need to install a new Mac system. The system will not retain any settings and data, after installing the system state and just bought the MAC system, all need to reset.
First, OS X Lion, just downloaded from the App Store, is placed in the dock at the bottom of the screen.
drag and drop the Mac OS X Lion 10.7 file from the dock to the desktop with your mouse.
Right-click Mac OS X Lion 10.7 and select Show Package Contents.
go to the "Sharedsupport" folder in the "Contents" folder and locate the "installeso.dmg" file.
Double-click to run the "installesd.dmg" file and wait for the load to complete.
start the Finder and go to Applications-Utilities-double-click Disk Utility.
insert a USB flash drive (at least 8G capacity). Click on the name of the USB drive, select "Partition", select "1 Partitions" in the partition layout option, the name suggests using the number "1", format select "Mac OS Extended (journaled)", then go to "options".
partition Scheme Select "GUID Partition Table". Click OK to go back to the partition interface and click Apply to partition and format the USB drive.
Select the Restore option when you are finished formatting the USB drive. Drag the formatted USB stick "1" onto the right side of the destination disk, and drag "Mac OS X Install ESD" to the right section of the source disk and click "Recover".
Click Erase in the pop-up prompt box.
the file is being entered into the USB drive. Note: The estimated time is related to the USB drive speed.
The drive letter of the USB flash drive is changed from "1" to "Mac OS X Install ESD". You can use this USB stick to start and install the lion system.
plug in the USB drive, press and hold the "option" key to enter the Start screen, select the yellow "Mac OS X" can boot the system to install.
after inserting the boot USB drive, press the option key when powering on. Enter the start-up interface.
Select the yellow hard disk icon, Mac OS X, click the up arrow to go to the next step.
Select the language in which you want to use the operating system, and click the right arrow.
Select the Disk utility, and the following steps are to erase the data from the previous hard drive completely.
Select the hard disk to install the system, by default Select the first hard disk, click "Partition", partition layout recommended to select "1 Partitions", the name does not matter, format select "Mac OS Extended (journaled)", click "Apply".
in the confirmation dialog box that pops up, click Partition.
after the partition finishes, click the Red Fork in the upper-left corner of the screen to close the disk utility.
the system will be returned to Mac OS X using the tool interface. Select "Reinstall Mac OS X" and click "Continue".
Click Continue in the confirmation screen.
in the Software License Agreement interface, click Agree.
Click Agree in the confirmation dialog box that pops up.
Select the hard disk that you just partitioned, and click Install.
The system starts to prepare for installation.
The installation starts after the system restarts automatically.
The system restarts automatically when the installation is complete. When the system starts, you see the Welcome screen. The operation is then set up just as you bought a new Mac.
Reference:
Http://www.feng.com/apple/tutorial/2012-08-14/Teach_you_how_to_make_OS_X_Lion_start_U_disk_452965.shtml
Teach you how to make OS X Lion boot USB drive and install system using USB stick
