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When you boot up, press the Command-R key combination to enter HD Recovery mode.
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G) Run Install Mac OS X Lion to begin installation and follow the prompts.Ħ. You can create it from the disk image from the OS X Lion installation file you downloaded:Ī) Locate the Mac OS X Lion installation file in the Applications folder, right click it and select Show Package contents.ī) Open the Contents folder and in that open the SharedSupport folder.Ĭ) You will find a file call InstallESD.dmg which is a disk image (size is about 3.74 GB).ĭ) You can use the Disk Utility or a tool like Burn to burn the contents of that image to a DVD disk.ī) Click on Sign In link in the Quick Links.Ĭ) Click on OS X Lion icon to purchase and download the program.ĭ) The program may take an hour or so to download (approx 4 GB).Į) Open the Applications folder and you will find the Install Mac OS X Lion icon.į) I would recommend backing up this file to an external disk if you want to use it again later and prevent having to download it again. If you really want an optical disc with Lion installed for offline storage. How do I create a bootable DVD optical disc with Lion?
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If you have Snow Leopard (10.6) then you need at least 10.6.6 update installed which you can get from Apple Support.įor additional requirements, see Apple's Technical Specs.Ĥ. For hard disk space, you need at least 7 GB of free space to install OS X Lion. For memory, you need at least 2 GB of RAM. You need a Apple iMac that has a Intel Core 2 Duo, i3, i5, i7 or Xeon processor. What are the minimum requirements to run OS X Lion on my iMac?
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Support for Windows XP and Vista has been dropped (you can use drivers from older OS X DVDs though).įor more features visit Apple's Mac site.ģ. * Lion only supports Windows 7 when using BootCamp 4.0. * Lion supports Multi-Touch Gestures on Macs that use touchpads or even touch screens like the iPod, iPhone or iPad. * Lion supports the Xsan file system to allow you to read and write files to Storage Area Networks or clustered file systems for extra large storage. * Lion supports saving Versions of your documents and files, so if you want to revert to an older docs, you can restore that file back. You can also use Time Machine to restore Mac OS X. * Lion Recovery mode is available to repair or re-install your OS without the need for optical discs. * Applications are now available in Full Screen mode rather than as windows, so you can use the full area of the screen space for working in.
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* Face Time allows you to make video calls to other Mac users using upto 720p HD resolutions.
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No CD or DVDs required anymore for upgrading the OS. * OS X Lion is now available to download from the AppStore. * Auto Save feature added to applications to automatically save your work to disk so you don't lose data.
* AirDrop for easy file transfers between computers using a wireless network.
* Mission Control to combine open windows, full screen apps, spaces and Dashboard into one view. * Launchpad for iPad and iPhone like user interface included. * Support for Thunderbolt I/O connections supported. Only Universal and Intel applications are supported on Lion. * Support for PowerPC only applications using Rosetta emulator has been dropped.
Mac OS X Lion is now completely Intel native and supports some new technology as well. What differences are there with Lion (10.7) and previous versions? Lion is the latest version of Mac OS X using version number 10.7.Ģ. The current Apple iMac range now use Intel hardware and processors, replacing IBM's older PowerPC processor range. It uses a combination of technologies including Mach, NetBSD, FreeBSD, NeXT, and Cocoa. Mac OS X is Apple's operating system for their Apple iMac range of computers. This should answer any common questions for newcomers that are using Apple's Mac range of compuers. This is a new FAQ for the Apple Mac OS X 10.7 called 'Lion'.
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