yosemite unibeast please :)
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oh come on, now unibeast 5.0 is out? now i have to wait 14 minutes for my VM to install the update
Ahaha! So funny
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Guys, the operation is going to end with UniBeast . Unfortunately, because of my video card , I have to install the bootloader into the EFI partition .
Once the formatting, the installation of the system and the necessary kexts are complete, I run the normal procedure to move the bootloader in the EFI partition?
Once the formatting, the installation of the system and the necessary kexts are complete, I run the normal procedure to move the bootloader in the EFI partition?
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So I'm upgrading a Fusion drive install for the first time. Do I need to do anything special to ensure that it doesn't die? I know Yosemite creates a new logical volume, at least on real macs, and I want to make sure it's not going to delete anything.
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Is there any way to use USB external HDD in stead of USB flash drive?
I tried to use 120GB USB external HDD(MBR, Mac OS Extended (Journaled) formatted) but Unibeast said, "No disk available to install on."
I tried to use 120GB USB external HDD(MBR, Mac OS Extended (Journaled) formatted) but Unibeast said, "No disk available to install on."
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Hm, i nerver tried to do so, but i haven't expected that it's a difference for unibeast
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Ok, thats interesting. So Unibeast has a magical maximum capacity which indicates that the medium can't be a flash drive any more?
that's good to know
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