I want to install it, on a separate partition so to speak...and how do I go about installing it?
S Swagged macrumors regular Original poster Nov 14, 2011 147 4 Gotham City, New York Mar 4, 2015 #1 I want to install it, on a separate partition so to speak...and how do I go about installing it?
Taz Mangus macrumors 604 Mar 10, 2011 7,815 3,504 Mar 4, 2015 #2 Swagged said: I want to install it, on a separate partition so to speak...and how do I go about installing it? Click to expand... I would think 50GB partition would be fine.
Swagged said: I want to install it, on a separate partition so to speak...and how do I go about installing it? Click to expand... I would think 50GB partition would be fine.
S Swagged macrumors regular Original poster Nov 14, 2011 147 4 Gotham City, New York Mar 4, 2015 #3 Taz Mangus said: I would think 50GB partition would be fine. Click to expand... Do I have to install another Yosemite onto the 50gb partition before I update or can I just update directly to the new partition?
Taz Mangus said: I would think 50GB partition would be fine. Click to expand... Do I have to install another Yosemite onto the 50gb partition before I update or can I just update directly to the new partition?
Taz Mangus macrumors 604 Mar 10, 2011 7,815 3,504 Mar 4, 2015 #4 Swagged said: Do I have to install another Yosemite onto the 50gb partition before I update or can I just update directly to the new partition? Click to expand... You first install 10.10.2 to the newly created partition and then apply 10.10.3 update on top of 10.10.2.
Swagged said: Do I have to install another Yosemite onto the 50gb partition before I update or can I just update directly to the new partition? Click to expand... You first install 10.10.2 to the newly created partition and then apply 10.10.3 update on top of 10.10.2.
S Swagged macrumors regular Original poster Nov 14, 2011 147 4 Gotham City, New York Mar 4, 2015 #5 Taz Mangus said: You first install 10.10.2 to the newly created partition and then apply 10.10.3 update on top of 10.10.2. Click to expand... Copy that.
Taz Mangus said: You first install 10.10.2 to the newly created partition and then apply 10.10.3 update on top of 10.10.2. Click to expand... Copy that.
E Eithanius macrumors 68000 Nov 19, 2005 1,541 412 Mar 5, 2015 #6 I've test-driven Yosemite on a partition as small as 35GB...