Recovery HD Lion
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Now that 10.7.2 is out, we can discuss this freely.
I copied it from my existing MacBook Air using the method outlined here.
I know of another forum user that had success using the same method.
Kris
I copied it from my existing MacBook Air using the method outlined here.
I know of another forum user that had success using the same method.
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I saw that helpful link, but I don`t have "Recovery HD" to copy it. Lion install didn`t made such a partiton.
I think if somebody make a backup of recovery partition with "RecoveryDiskAssistant" and share it, we can restore it by DiskUtility to a new partition of our HDD.
PS: I read carefully and made the partiiton as described in the upper link. Everything pass fine, the Recovery HD partiiton was created and updated. I Reboot and with no problem, log into the system. Then I enabled the FileVault and it ask for restart .. I reboot .. and now seems the whole partition is encripted, even boot, org.chameleon .. and ect and cant login ...
I try this to my tester HDD so its not so painful, but I assume that "FileVault" is not for HACKINTOSHERS.
I think if somebody make a backup of recovery partition with "RecoveryDiskAssistant" and share it, we can restore it by DiskUtility to a new partition of our HDD.
PS: I read carefully and made the partiiton as described in the upper link. Everything pass fine, the Recovery HD partiiton was created and updated. I Reboot and with no problem, log into the system. Then I enabled the FileVault and it ask for restart .. I reboot .. and now seems the whole partition is encripted, even boot, org.chameleon .. and ect and cant login ...
I try this to my tester HDD so its not so painful, but I assume that "FileVault" is not for HACKINTOSHERS.
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you can share me a recovery file that you copied from the mac pro. tôi s? test th? trên máy c?a tôi
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bmas,
Tony noted that the hackitosh Lion installation method does not create 'Recovery HD' partition.
Check your PM.
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Tony noted that the hackitosh Lion installation method does not create 'Recovery HD' partition.
Check your PM.
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Thanks Kris,
As I say, I succesfully created Recovery HD partition with the help of your link and this http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=269477&hl=recovery+hd very helpful video guide.
Thanks for your PM.
The problem is that FileVault itself, looks like encript everthing on the HDD and dont let you boot.
As I say, I succesfully created Recovery HD partition with the help of your link and this http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=269477&hl=recovery+hd very helpful video guide.
Thanks for your PM.
The problem is that FileVault itself, looks like encript everthing on the HDD and dont let you boot.
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it doesnt look like it will be possible to encrypt the startup disk with lion's filevault on a customac ... but you can encrypt any additional hard drives ... i did it following these instructions
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