M mavericks7913 Suspended Original poster May 17, 2014 812 281 Nov 5, 2016 #1 I tried Cmd+R for several times but it just turned on as usual. Why??
B Bruno09 macrumors 68020 Aug 24, 2013 2,202 153 Far from here Nov 6, 2016 #2 Hi, this probably means you don't have a Recovery partition. Launch the Terminal and run : diskutil list Post the output here (copy and paste the text from the Terminal) Reactions: Weaselboy
Hi, this probably means you don't have a Recovery partition. Launch the Terminal and run : diskutil list Post the output here (copy and paste the text from the Terminal)
Fishrrman macrumors Nehalem Feb 20, 2009 30,172 14,271 Nov 6, 2016 #3 OP: If you find that you -don't- have a recovery partition, and wish to add one, there's a small free utility out there called "Recovery Partition Creator" that may do the job...
OP: If you find that you -don't- have a recovery partition, and wish to add one, there's a small free utility out there called "Recovery Partition Creator" that may do the job...
J JohnDS macrumors 65816 Oct 25, 2015 1,183 249 Nov 8, 2016 #4 What operating system are you using? Operating systems older than 10.7 did not have recovery partitions. You can automatically create an recovery partition by downloading and running the installer for your OS if it is 10.7 or newer.
What operating system are you using? Operating systems older than 10.7 did not have recovery partitions. You can automatically create an recovery partition by downloading and running the installer for your OS if it is 10.7 or newer.