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Run full OS X installer for another drive without rebooting
as you located the installer and found the binary the rest is easy. the command should be
so just enclose the path in quotation marks. another quick way to get the correct path is to drag the binary to the terminal window. then all the spaces in the name will be properly escaped and you won't need the quotation marks.
Run full OS X installer for another drive without rebooting
Thank you. I told you I wasn't savvy. I didn't try the quotation marks and I didn't think of dragging the binary to the terminal window. I guess it's time for me to buy a book and read it. ---
"You got to keep the loonies on the path."
Run full OS X installer for another drive without rebooting
Well, at least I tried, but I know I'm doing something wrong. I ran the following in terminal:
Run full OS X installer for another drive without rebooting
i am trying to restore a timemachine backup from a network drive to an usb drive, attached to my machine. |
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