If I copy the ~4GB installer to an external HDD before I run the installation on my MBP can I then go back when I get a bigger flash drive and create the bootable image? Hope this isn't a dumb question, just want to get Lion installed asap but it will probably be this weekend before I get get a bigger flash drive (only have a few small ones, 2GB - 4GB, that I have gotten for free in various promotions) to create the bootable image.
I downloaded and installed Lion but now can't download again from the Mac App Store. It says "Installed" and I click the button and nothing happens. So is there a way to download and make a boot disc or do I need to do it with another Mac that doesn't already have Lion?
If I copy it to 5.25 floppies, how many will it take?
I've notched them, so they're double sided, if that helps.
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From user brokentoaster:
The files from the Mac App Store are downloaded to
/Users/<USERNAME>/Library/Application Support/AppStore/
and [Apps] once complete moved to
/Applications/
I can't find anything there. I have only downloaded, not installed Lion
Installer is @ /Applications
Indeed, but you can download it again for free if you wish. Obviously not ideal but I didn't want anyone thinking that you only get one shot at an install after downloading.
Crap. I already installed Lion. Is there anyway to access that disc image again? App Store won't let me download as it says already 'installed'. =/ Any suggestions please? Thanks!
I did the same thing lol...Go to the purchased tab in app store, hold down option and click on the osx lion install button, it will re download for you![]()
You saved my life. Thanks for that help. =) Any suggestions as to where to find it once it re-downloads or are the directions listed above enough?
I did the same thing lol...Go to the purchased tab in app store, hold down option and click on the osx lion install button, it will re download for you![]()
This is hilarious. Best post of the day.
Yesterday at work, I was attempting to attach the visual studio debugger to a running process in windows. The attach was taking forever, and making a lot of noise, at first I was concerned, but then saw the floppy disk light flashing. It was looking for dlls on the A: drive while attaching to this process.
I about flipped. I probably could've made the attach go faster if I could've found a disk to stick in the drive, but I couldn't even locate one. If this process weren't written at our company, I would've suspected a virus. Come to think of it, I kind of do anyway...
Has anyone here tried to install iLife 09 (from the Applications Disc that came with your Mac) after clean installing Lion? Does iLife 09 install on/ work with Lion?
lol. I'm probably one of the few here that are old enough to see the humor in this.
Used to "notch" those babies all the time with a paper punch.![]()