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Monday, April 28, 2014

How can I reboot my Mac on an SSD Drive??

I basically used a youtube video to install a 480GB SSD Drive into where the CD drive goes. I formatted it, so its working and I now have 2 hard drives on my Mac book Pro, my orginal 150GB HD and my new 480GB SSD.

 

I have the time machine backed up on an additional external hard drive. So what Im trying to do is move everything on my HD drive to my new SSD drive.

 

I have started my laptop with command + R to go into reboot mode, I have selected reboot from time machine and then selected my new SSD drive to reboot it on - the problem is here I get an error message, saying there is a problem please restart your computer and try again.

 

I have tried different time machine back ups with the same results so I know its not that. The only other problem I think it could be is I still have everything installed on my orginal HD drive and the mac wont let me have 2 copies on my computer at the same time??

 

Anybody with experience would be helpful, I don't want to erase my orginal HD incase when I try to reboot I still get the same error message.

 

Thanks


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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

How to create a virtual drive of a non bootable drive ?

How to create a virtual drive of a non bootable drive ?

through which we can see the preview of the drive without clicking on the original drive.


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Saturday, March 1, 2014

How can I reboot my Mac on an SSD Drive??

I basically used a youtube video to install a 480GB SSD Drive into where the CD drive goes. I formatted it, so its working and I now have 2 hard drives on my Mac book Pro, my orginal 150GB HD and my new 480GB SSD.

 

I have the time machine backed up on an additional external hard drive. So what Im trying to do is move everything on my HD drive to my new SSD drive.

 

I have started my laptop with command + R to go into reboot mode, I have selected reboot from time machine and then selected my new SSD drive to reboot it on - the problem is here I get an error message, saying there is a problem please restart your computer and try again.

 

I have tried different time machine back ups with the same results so I know its not that. The only other problem I think it could be is I still have everything installed on my orginal HD drive and the mac wont let me have 2 copies on my computer at the same time??

 

Anybody with experience would be helpful, I don't want to erase my orginal HD incase when I try to reboot I still get the same error message.

 

Thanks


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Sunday, April 7, 2013

Hi..How do i copy my recent purchase of Game of Thrones from my computer onto a hard drive so i can watch it on my TV ?

Hi..How do i copy my recent purchase of Game of Thrones from my computer onto a hard drive so i can watch it on my TV ?


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Thursday, February 28, 2013

Re: get fixed drive details, newfs -N deprecated

diskutil does not have any options to list sectors/tracks/cylinders for a disk. This is not working for my scenario.


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Re: get fixed drive details, newfs -N deprecated

diskutil does not have any options to list sectors/tracks/cylinders for a disk. This is not working for my scenario.


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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

xcode 4.6 compiling takes up 100s of MBs, losing hard drive space

Hello fellow developers. I am having a hard time figuring out where my hard drive space is going. After running (compiling) the app to test, my hard drive space drops 150-300mb of space. I close the simulator and the space does not regain. I restart xcode and even restart the mac and the space is never recovered. I have lost over several GBs of hhd space now and unable to recover or even locate where the files are being created. I have used several disk management softwares to see what files take up how much space and so forth. I have cleared cache, cleared archives and such from xcode. I have tried removing and reinstalling. Any help would be appreciated. thanks community.


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get fixed drive details, newfs -N deprecated

The command newfs -N is being used to fetch the details of a fixed disk, like sectors, tracks, cylinders, size. This seems to have stopped working from MAC 10.6 onwards. I am searching for an alternate command to fetch these details.


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Saturday, February 23, 2013

Re: xcode 4.6 compiling takes up 100s of MBs, losing hard drive space

What evidence are you observing that shows your free drive space is dropping? Is it possible the space is consumed by hourly Time Machine local snapshots as described here?

 

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4878

 

If so, the space will be surrendered when needed so don't worry about it.


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Re: get fixed drive details, newfs -N deprecated

Also looking for command to list drive details on a machine. pdisk is not working on mac intel.


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