Prispevek: #1 Objavljeno 26.04.2018 16:21:09 Ne morem naložiti OS X Mountain Lion
Ojla. Da opišem problem:
Včeraj sem od kolegice dobila njenega starega Maca Air. Želela sem izbrisati vse njene podatke, da bi lahko normalno naložila nov OS x. Sledila sem navodilom starejših objav in prišla uspešno vse do Install, kjer se zahteval Apple ID in password. Vtipkala sm svoj ID ampak mi napiše:
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Tudi ko sem probala kasneje, napiše enako. Wi-fi deluje normalno.
Mi lahko kdo pomaga, please 😁
Prispevek: #9 Objavljeno 26.04.2018 19:32:49 Re: Ne morem naložiti OS X Mountain Lion
Ne morem prijavit direkt na omrežje, ker nimam na računalniku te možnosti. Vse sem že probala: tudi te cmd+R...sej bi naložila sliko gor, pa tudi tega ne morem tukaj 😔
Prispevek: #13 Objavljeno 26.04.2018 20:09:03 Re: Ne morem naložiti OS X Mountain Lion
Saj ne rabiš AppStore-a.
Pojdi gor na vrh, kjer je menijska vrsta in v Utilities izberi - Disk Utility, izbriši particijo oz. daj "erase disk", napravi novo particijo Untitled ali pa Macintosh HD in sedaj poskusi namestit sistem.
Lahko pa poskusiš računalnik zagnat tako, da držiš kombinacijo tipk Command + Option (ALT) + R.
Prispevek: #18 Objavljeno 26.04.2018 20:42:38 Re: Ne morem naložiti OS X Mountain Lion
Tudi to sem probala in ni delovalo.
Ogledala sem si posnetek, ampak jaz ne morem do te mape ker nimam več desktopa. Tudi ko na novo zaženem računalnim, se mi avtomarsko prikaže OS X Utilites
This is the recommended method because it should always fix the error. You will need any OS X boot drive to complete this task, I used a Mavericks boot installer drive for this purpose but others should work too, whether they are installation drives or just recovery drives, the important thing is they are bootable and separate from the primary boot disk that stores the installed OS:
- Attach the USB boot drive to the Mac and reboot
- Hold down the OPTION key during boot, then select the attached boot drive (typically has an orange icon at the boot menu)
- At the boot menu, choose “Disk Utility” (if using an Installer disk, pull down the “Utilities” menu to access Disk Utility)
- Go to “First Aid” and verify the disk, then repair if needed
- Now perform the original task that threw the “Couldn’t Unmount” error
I ran into this twice recently, first when attempting to modify partitions on a drive, which came right along with a separate “partition failed” error, and again was triggered when attempting to format those partitions. The above steps did the trick and everything was working again as expected.
This is a good example of why it’s very valuable to have a bootable USB thumb drive set up with whatever version of OS X is running on your Macs, because without a separate boot drive some of these errors would be unresolvable. Such boot drives are easy to create on your own, here are instructions for making boot disks for OS X 10.9, OS X 10.8, and OS X 10.7. For older Macs running prior versions of OS X, typically anything running OS X 10.6 or earlier will have a SuperDrive, and thus shipped with a bootable DVD that can serve this same purpose.
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