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Mavericks Recovery Update 1.0
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That means probably no big changes in CoreStorage in DP4 and newer. CoreStorage versions in older 10.9 DPs had problems with certain disk images, and probably other bugs.
apple.com said:
That means probably no big changes in CoreStorage in DP4 and newer. CoreStorage versions in older 10.9 DPs had problems with certain disk images, and probably other bugs.
Running software update after new hard drive restore from backup...why am I getting this now, after betas are done?
I had a HDD problem and finally have a successful restore from TM backup, but, first one did not work. I tried to do the command-r on restart to do recovery, but it kept going to internet recovery instead of from my TM backup.
See here: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1678480/
So, should I install this update?
I get no details on what this update is or when it became available, it just seems like something that should have been included with the public release of mavericks, and since I never had a beta on my mac ...
I had a HDD problem and finally have a successful restore from TM backup, but, first one did not work. I tried to do the command-r on restart to do recovery, but it kept going to internet recovery instead of from my TM backup.
See here: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1678480/
So, should I install this update?
I get no details on what this update is or when it became available, it just seems like something that should have been included with the public release of mavericks, and since I never had a beta on my mac ...
Internet Recovery creates the recovery partition
Instead of creating a bootable USB stick or fiddling with downloading the recovery HD update, if you boot while holding COMMAND+R while on a wifi or ethernet network, you can use Internet Recovery to reinstall Mavericks to a 2013 rMBP and this process will create the recovery partition. Here's a link to the Apple Support page: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718
Instead of creating a bootable USB stick or fiddling with downloading the recovery HD update, if you boot while holding COMMAND+R while on a wifi or ethernet network, you can use Internet Recovery to reinstall Mavericks to a 2013 rMBP and this process will create the recovery partition. Here's a link to the Apple Support page: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718