Hi,
I am currently in the process of getting all my files organized for installing OS X Lion on my mid-2009 13" MacBook Pro. I was waiting for it to come out...today so I could burn a DVD of it and do a clean install. However, that does not look like it will hapen.
I have 8GB of new RAM along with a new 750GB HDD I have sitting around I am waiting to use for the upgrade. However, I am on a very-tight schedule, so if I do not install Lion this weekend, the next chance may not be the best for me. What do you think of doing a clean-install of OS X 10.6 along with all the configurations I would like to do (excpet maybe Address Book, Mail, and Calendar due to the new management options...I plan on syncing Google Calendar, Mail, and Contacts-at least until iCloud is released) now and then upgrading to Lion without a clean install?
Thanks!
I am currently in the process of getting all my files organized for installing OS X Lion on my mid-2009 13" MacBook Pro. I was waiting for it to come out...today so I could burn a DVD of it and do a clean install. However, that does not look like it will hapen.
I have 8GB of new RAM along with a new 750GB HDD I have sitting around I am waiting to use for the upgrade. However, I am on a very-tight schedule, so if I do not install Lion this weekend, the next chance may not be the best for me. What do you think of doing a clean-install of OS X 10.6 along with all the configurations I would like to do (excpet maybe Address Book, Mail, and Calendar due to the new management options...I plan on syncing Google Calendar, Mail, and Contacts-at least until iCloud is released) now and then upgrading to Lion without a clean install?Thanks!