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Copy a Recovery Partition
Carbon Copy Cloner (bombich.com) -- which has a free trial period -- provides a Disk Center which will copy a recovery Partition and create it on a disk that doesn't have one. If you do an Install Mavericks on an external drive, you can use that drive to re-create the recovery partition on an internal drive. Without cloning or affecting any other partitions.
This hint is quite true. In addition, you can install Mavericks on the SSD before creating the Fusion drive, and it will install a Recovery partition on the SSD. Then just refer to the partition that isn't the recovery partition when you create the Fusion drive.
I have installed a 240 GB SSD, and created 2 partitions: FusionToBe (179 GB) and AltBoot (60 GB). If you run Edited on May 12, '14 09:26:05AM by prwiding
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