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10.7: How to get a full Lion install disc for a new MacBook Air or Pro
In my experience, the restart *is* timed — I left this running and walked away, and when I got back, the TextWrangler document I had left open was prompting me to save it before quitting.
10.7: How to get a full Lion install disc for a new MacBook Air or Pro
In 10.7.1 on a Mid-2011 Mini, the installer did prompt me after downloading to restart or quit. It did NOT attempt to reboot on it's own. I had open TextWrangler just in case, but it never came to that.
10.7: How to get a full Lion install disc for a new MacBook Air or Pro
It may be that things have changed in 10.7.1. When I originally did this, it was with the 10.7.0 installer, and it definitely did reboot on its own (following a 30 or 60 second delay after finishing the download). It was similar to what happens when you finish installing the OS. It prompts you to reboot the machine, but if there's no input from you within a certain period of time, it assumes you've walked away from the machine and reboots it. |
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