Cómo restaurar lion os x (10.7.5) sin internet?

Quiero restaurar OS X lion 10.7.5 pero en casa mi internet va fatal (me pide 65 hrs de descarga y se fractura todo el tiempo) voy a la ciudad y quiero descargar el dmg para despues instalarlo en casa pero no encuentro el download en la appstore ni en ninguna fuente confiable ¡que puedo hacer? Su disco de restauración USB es una burla, hace lo mismo que lo que hace la compu con solo cmd+R eswtos de Mac han dejado de pensar en el usuario!!!

Lamentablemente es así. : (
Si usted recibe una conexión rápida, en la tienda de Apple, lo que intente hacer clic en las compras?
¿Hay una tienda de Apple cercano?

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