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faresalandlos

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jan 3, 2013
24
2
hey,


it's clear that when you install Mavericks from a USB Drive
there is no recovery partition created, there is some solutions post installation
but is there is any way pre installation
while we are creating the USB installer or while we are installing OSX ?

there is the recovery partition creator app

http://musings.silvertooth.us/2013/10/recovery-partition-creator-3-7-updated-for-mavericks/

which can be used after installation, didn't work with me
but i will try again with another laptop

also do you think it didn't work with me because of SSD ?
 

heisenberg123

macrumors 603
Oct 31, 2010
6,496
9
Hamilton, Ontario
hey,


it's clear that when you install Mavericks from a USB Drive
there is no recovery partition created, there is some solutions post installation
but is there is any way pre installation
while we are creating the USB installer or while we are installing OSX ?

there is the recovery partition creator app

http://musings.silvertooth.us/2013/10/recovery-partition-creator-3-7-updated-for-mavericks/

which can be used after installation, didn't work with me
but i will try again with another laptop

also do you think it didn't work with me because of SSD ?

I use dismakerX to make my bootable copy of Mavericks, I will confirm tonight if it made a recovery partition
 

Weaselboy

Moderator
Staff member
Jan 23, 2005
34,035
15,412
California
hey,


it's clear that when you install Mavericks from a USB Drive
there is no recovery partition created, there is some solutions post installation
but is there is any way pre installation
while we are creating the USB installer or while we are installing OSX ?

there is the recovery partition creator app

http://musings.silvertooth.us/2013/10/recovery-partition-creator-3-7-updated-for-mavericks/

which can be used after installation, didn't work with me
but i will try again with another laptop

also do you think it didn't work with me because of SSD ?

How did you create the USB installer? If you used this official method from Apple, the install will create a recovery partition. It would not have anything to do with it being a SSD.
 
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