Keeping MacMini From Sleeping While Booting From USB

I am in the process of turning an old MacMini into a server, so I booted from a USB, wiped the disks, and started creating a mirrored RAID. I noticed that the computer would turn off the display after about 10 minutes of no input, but figured the RAID rebuild was progressing in the background. I let it run overnight and woke up to discover that it had gone to sleep and paused the rebuild. I am sitting here moving the mouse every few minutes now so it finishes, but is there any way to prevent this from happening? Maybe using something like caffeinate -t 7200 from terminal? FWIW, I am booting from a USB flash drive that I created following these instructions.

Same problem here, it only surfaced in the last week or so, right after I installed the latest updates from Apple.
Anyone have any suggestions other than setting my Mac to never sleep?

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I recently bought a Satellite P855-34K laptop, with UEFI, and I'm finding impossible to boot with UEFI set into CSM mode when using USB sticks or CDs/DVDs.
And yes, I obviously DID disable Secure Boot and switched to CSM boot in UEFI's setup.
Fast boot has always been disabled, too.
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I tried to search both on this forum and on Google, and I wasn't able to find an answer.
Talking with Toshiba webform and phone support (and after going with them through every single UEFI/BIOS option and finding everything fine), they suggested to send the laptop to one of their service centers near me to better analyze the problem.
But since this looks like a potential UEFI bug to me on my peculiar model, sending the laptop to them would be of little use: they would likely acknowledge the error in UEFI, but until Toshiba releases an update, nothing could be done; plus, I would have to go through the hassle of sending my laptop to another town and be without it for some days (the nearest service center is not quite near to my town).
By the way, I have the latest BIOS (UEFI actually) version: 6.70.
Well, congrats for reading all this :), sometimes I'm too verbose!
Now the questions:
- Does anyone with the same model have this problem?
- To Toshiba forum personnel reading this: if it's a problem affecting this model, is Toshiba aware of the issue and/or doing something about it?
- Are there any workarounds other than using/setting up UEFI-enabled boot media? Yes, I know UEFI is the long-term solution and eventually every OS will support it, but right now not every OS does and I NEED to boot from other media for various reasons.
Thanks in advance!

> {quote:title=Tonny wrote:}{quote}
> >Just to comment on this.
> >I have a P850-31L with BIOS 6.70
> >I am unable to boot from ODD or USB. Even the Toshiba recovery media does not boot.
>
> Well, I found your other thread:
> http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=73847
> and it looks like this issue is already clarified.
>
> _You said:_
> +Firstly it's worth noting that it is possible to to disable secure boot in the 6.70 BIOS. However this option is only available when the user password is not set in the security menu. After enabling or disabling the password a reboot is required to make the secure boot enable/disable option either available or unavailable.+
> +...+
> +I selected the 'reset to factory defaults' option on the exit menu. The machine was then able to boot from USB and DVD. The boot order was also respected.+
Hi everyone, sorry for disappearing here, was busy... and couldn't carry on all the tests I wanted.
However, the good news is that what *michael_toshiba_forum* found apparently works for me, too!
*I loaded the setup defaults from the BIOS (UEFI) setup, and now it appers I can finally boot both CSM and UEFI media!*
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*EDIT:* of course, thanks to Tonny too, for pointing out the link to the other thread!
Didn't test all my media thoroughly, though. I'll post more accurate results as soon as I can.
However, while it looks like we have the solution to the problem, we still don't know the cause, and I feel this deserves to be investigated more.
Let me explain my point: I checked (and double-checked on the phone with a Toshiba tech) every +single+ UEFI setup option, and couldn't find anything wrong, as I said in my original post. One interesting UEFI feature is that it introduces "UEFI variables" (as I read online), and as far as I understand there is +not+ a way to interact with them in UEFI setup (at least not on my PC!). If the problem was a wrongly set UEFI variable, maybe doing a "load default" did reset both UEFI parameters +and+ variables.
And since UEFI variables are intended to be modified by programs too (unlike legacy BIOS parameters stored in CMOS), I think we may have some scenarios where programs could potentially trigger the problem again. *michael_toshiba_forum* said in his other thread that his problem was triggered after upgrading to Win8.1. Maybe in my case this is due to the second OS I installed (Kubuntu 13.04) just after buying my laptop.
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<![LOG[New ZTIDiskPartition : \\MININT-IDKMK2C\root\cimv2:Win32_DiskPartition.DeviceID="Disk #1, Partition #0" \\MININT-IDKMK2C\root\cimv2:Win32_LogicalDisk.DeviceID="D:"]LOG]!><time="00:53:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LiteTouch" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LiteTouch">
<![LOG[New ZTIDisk : \\MININT-IDKMK2C\root\cimv2:Win32_DiskDrive.DeviceID="\\\\.\\PHYSICALDRIVE1"]LOG]!><time="00:53:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LiteTouch" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LiteTouch">
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<![LOG[ Open Control File: TaskSequences]LOG]!><time="00:54:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property TaskSequenceID is now = CAPTURE001]LOG]!><time="00:55:00.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence Item: //step[@type='BDD_InstallOS']]LOG]!><time="00:55:01.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence step of type //step[@type='BDD_InstallOS'] = False]LOG]!><time="00:55:01.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Task Sequence does not contain an OS and does not contain a LTIApply.wsf step, possibly a Custom Step or a Client Replace.]LOG]!><time="00:55:01.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[DeploymentType = CUSTOM]LOG]!><time="00:55:01.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ImageProcessor is now = ]LOG]!><time="00:55:02.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property OSGUID is now = ]LOG]!><time="00:55:02.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property TaskSequenceName is now = Capture reference image]LOG]!><time="00:55:02.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property TaskSequenceVersion is now = 1.0]LOG]!><time="00:55:02.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property TaskSequenceTemplate is now = CaptureOnly.xml]LOG]!><time="00:55:02.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property OSGUID is now = {9c976969-ab45-405b-82e7-d8a429228a67}]LOG]!><time="00:55:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ImageIndex is now = 1]LOG]!><time="00:55:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ImageSize is now = 7934]LOG]!><time="00:55:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ImageFlags is now = Professional]LOG]!><time="00:55:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ImageBuild is now = 6.2.9200.16384]LOG]!><time="00:55:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ImageProcessor is now = x86]LOG]!><time="00:55:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ImageLanguage001 is now = en-US]LOG]!><time="00:55:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[InstallFromPath: \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$\Operating Systems\Windows 8 Pro x86\Sources\install.wim]LOG]!><time="00:55:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property InstallFromPath is now = \\ncsd-wds\latitude10deploy$\Operating Systems\Windows 8 Pro x86\sources\install.wim]LOG]!><time="00:55:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[SourcePath: \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$\Operating Systems\Windows 8 Pro x86]LOG]!><time="00:55:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property SourcePath is now = \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$\Operating Systems\Windows 8 Pro x86]LOG]!><time="00:55:05.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence Item: //step[@type='BDD_InstallRoles']]LOG]!><time="00:55:05.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence step of type //step[@type='BDD_InstallRoles'] = ]LOG]!><time="00:55:05.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence Item: //step[@type='BDD_InstallApplication' and ./defaultVarList/variable[@name='ApplicationGUID'] and ./defaultVarList[variable='']]]LOG]!><time="00:55:05.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence step of type //step[@type='BDD_InstallApplication' and ./defaultVarList/variable[@name='ApplicationGUID'] and ./defaultVarList[variable='']] = ]LOG]!><time="00:55:06.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence Item: //step[@name='Create WIM']]LOG]!><time="00:55:06.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence step of type //step[@name='Create WIM'] = True]LOG]!><time="00:55:06.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence Item: //step[@name='Create WIM']]LOG]!><time="00:55:19.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Found Task Sequence step of type //step[@name='Create WIM'] = True]LOG]!><time="00:55:19.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Validating connection to \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$\Captures]LOG]!><time="00:55:32.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Already connected to server NCSD-WDS as that is where this script is running from.]LOG]!><time="00:55:33.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property TSGuid is now = {ed8ed1ac-ab1a-448d-97b5-0d4cb1f7ef95}]LOG]!><time="00:55:38.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property OSGUID is now = ]LOG]!><time="00:55:39.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property DeploymentType is now = CUSTOM]LOG]!><time="00:55:39.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[<Message containing password has been suppressed>]LOG]!><time="00:55:39.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property DoCapture is now = YES]LOG]!><time="00:55:39.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property ComputerBackupLocation is now = \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$\Captures]LOG]!><time="00:55:39.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property BackupFile is now = CAPTURE001.wim]LOG]!><time="00:55:40.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Property WizardComplete is now = Y]LOG]!><time="00:55:40.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="Wizard" context="" type="1" thread="" file="Wizard">
<![LOG[Setting variable ComputerBackupLocation to value \\ncsd-wds.ncsd.local\Latitude10Deploy$\Captures]LOG]!><time="00:55:45.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Property ComputerBackupLocation is now = \\ncsd-wds.ncsd.local\Latitude10Deploy$\Captures]LOG]!><time="00:55:45.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:45.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Event 41001 sent: ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:46.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Setting variable ImageBuild to value 6.2.9200]LOG]!><time="00:55:47.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Property ImageBuild is now = 6.2.9200]LOG]!><time="00:55:47.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:47.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Event 41001 sent: ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:48.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Setting variable ImageFlags to value %OSSKU%]LOG]!><time="00:55:49.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Property ImageFlags is now = %OSSKU%]LOG]!><time="00:55:49.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:49.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Event 41001 sent: ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:50.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Setting variable PHASE to value STATERESTORE]LOG]!><time="00:55:51.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Property PHASE is now = STATERESTORE]LOG]!><time="00:55:51.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:51.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[Event 41001 sent: ZTISetVariable processing completed successfully.]LOG]!><time="00:55:52.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTISetVariable" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTISetVariable">
<![LOG[---------------- Initialization ----------------]LOG]!><time="00:55:53.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Validating connection to \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$]LOG]!><time="00:55:53.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Already connected to server NCSD-WDS as that is where this script is running from.]LOG]!><time="00:55:53.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[DestinationOSInstallType = BYDISKPARTITION]LOG]!><time="00:55:54.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Found: DestinationDisk: 0]LOG]!><time="00:55:54.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Found: DestinationPartition: 1]LOG]!><time="00:55:54.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No drive mapped to Disk Partition: \\MININT-IDKMK2C\root\cimv2:Win32_DiskPartition.DeviceID="Disk #0, Partition #0"]LOG]!><time="00:55:54.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Unable to yield a target Partition (Special Recovery option for Litetouch).]LOG]!><time="00:55:54.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[DestinationDisk and Partition did not yield a target Partition.]LOG]!><time="00:55:54.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Destination Logical Drive was not specificed, defaulting to #:\]LOG]!><time="00:55:54.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Looking for Sysprep.inf in #:\sysprep\Sysprep.inf]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[The sysprep.inf file was not found.]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Property OSDAnswerFilePathSysprep is now = ]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[The unattend.txt file was not found.]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Found unattend.xml at \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$\Control\CAPTURE001\Unattend.xml, will copy to C:\MININT\Unattend.xml]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Copied \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$\Control\CAPTURE001\Unattend.xml to C:\MININT\Unattend.xml]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Property OSDAnswerFilePath is now = C:\MININT\Unattend.xml]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Loaded C:\MININT\Unattend.xml]LOG]!><time="00:55:55.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for ComputerName]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for FullName]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for OrgName]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for ProductKey]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for JoinDomain]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for MachineObjectOU]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for JoinWorkgroup]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for DomainAdmin]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[<Message containing password has been suppressed>]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for InputLocale]LOG]!><time="00:55:56.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for Language]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for LanguageGroup]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for SystemLocale]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for UserLocale]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for TimeZone]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for AutoLogon]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for AutoLogonCount]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for BitsPerPel]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for Xresolution]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for Yresolution]LOG]!><time="00:55:57.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for Vrefresh]LOG]!><time="00:55:58.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for AreaCode]LOG]!><time="00:55:58.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for CountryCode]LOG]!><time="00:55:58.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for Dialing]LOG]!><time="00:55:58.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for LongDistanceAccess]LOG]!><time="00:55:58.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for Home_Page]LOG]!><time="00:55:58.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for AutoMode]LOG]!><time="00:55:58.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for AutoUsers]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[//settings[@pass="windowsPE"]/component[@name="Microsoft-Windows-Setup"]/UpgradeData/Upgrade not found in C:\MININT\Unattend.xml, unable to update.]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for OSDComputerName]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for ProductKey]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Removed parent of //settings[@pass="windowsPE"]/component[@name="Microsoft-Windows-Setup"]/UserData/ProductKey/Key from C:\MININT\Unattend.xml because the value was blank.]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Removed //settings[@pass="specialize"]/component[@name="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup"]/ProductKey from C:\MININT\Unattend.xml because the value was blank.]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for JoinDomain]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Removed //settings[@pass="specialize"]/component[@name="Microsoft-Windows-UnattendedJoin"]/Identification/MachineObjectOU from C:\MININT\Unattend.xml because the value was blank.]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for JoinWorkgroup]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for DomainAdmin]LOG]!><time="00:55:59.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for DomainAdminDomain]LOG]!><time="00:56:00.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[<Message containing password has been suppressed>]LOG]!><time="00:56:00.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Updated C:\MININT\Unattend.xml with InstallFromPath=\\ncsd-wds\latitude10deploy$\Operating Systems\Windows 8 Pro x86\sources\install.wim (value was .\Operating Systems\Windows 8 Pro x86\Sources\install.wim)]LOG]!><time="00:56:00.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[//settings[@pass="windowsPE"]/component[@name="Microsoft-Windows-Setup"]/ImageInstall/OSImage/InstallFrom/MetaData[Key="/image/index"]/Value not found in C:\MININT\Unattend.xml, unable to update.]LOG]!><time="00:56:00.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
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<![LOG[No value found for Organization]LOG]!><time="00:56:01.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
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<![LOG[No value found for KeyboardLocale]LOG]!><time="00:56:02.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
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<![LOG[No value found for UILanguage]LOG]!><time="00:56:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
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<![LOG[Updated C:\MININT\Unattend.xml with ImageLanguage001=en-US (value was en-US)]LOG]!><time="00:56:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Updated C:\MININT\Unattend.xml with ImageLanguage001=en-US (value was en-US)]LOG]!><time="00:56:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Updated C:\MININT\Unattend.xml with ImageLanguage001=en-US (value was en-US)]LOG]!><time="00:56:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for Home_Page]LOG]!><time="00:56:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for OrgName]LOG]!><time="00:56:03.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for OrgName]LOG]!><time="00:56:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[No value found for FullName]LOG]!><time="00:56:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
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<![LOG[Updated C:\MININT\Unattend.xml with DestinationDisk=0 (value was 0)]LOG]!><time="00:56:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
<![LOG[Updated C:\MININT\Unattend.xml with DestinationPartition=1 (value was 1)]LOG]!><time="00:56:04.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="ZTIConfigure" context="" type="1" thread="" file="ZTIConfigure">
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<![LOG[Will boot into Windows PE architecture x86 to match OS being deployed.]LOG]!><time="00:56:06.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTIApply" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTIApply">
<![LOG[DestinationOSInstallType = BYDISKPARTITION]LOG]!><time="00:56:06.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTIApply" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTIApply">
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<![LOG[No drive mapped to Disk Partition: \\MININT-IDKMK2C\root\cimv2:Win32_DiskPartition.DeviceID="Disk #0, Partition #0"]LOG]!><time="00:56:07.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTIApply" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTIApply">
<![LOG[Unable to yield a target Partition (Special Recovery option for Litetouch).]LOG]!><time="00:56:07.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTIApply" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTIApply">
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<![LOG[FAILURE ( 5456 ): Unable to determine Destination Disk, Partition, and/or Drive. See BDD.LOG for more information.]LOG]!><time="00:56:07.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTIApply" context="" type="3" thread="" file="LTIApply">
<![LOG[Event 41002 sent: FAILURE ( 5456 ): Unable to determine Destination Disk, Partition, and/or Drive. See BDD.LOG for more information.]LOG]!><time="00:56:08.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTIApply" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTIApply">
<![LOG[Removing AutoAdminLogon registry entries]LOG]!><time="00:56:12.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTICleanup" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTICleanup">
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<![LOG[No Windows PE image to delete.]LOG]!><time="00:56:13.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTICleanup" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTICleanup">
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<![LOG[Checking mapped network drive.]LOG]!><time="00:56:14.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTICleanup" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTICleanup">
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<![LOG[testing drive Y: mapped to \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$]LOG]!><time="00:56:14.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTICleanup" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTICleanup">
<![LOG[Disconnecting drive Y: mapped to \\NCSD-WDS\Latitude10Deploy$]LOG]!><time="00:56:14.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTICleanup" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTICleanup">
<![LOG[Cleaning up C:\MININT directory.]LOG]!><time="00:56:14.000+000" date="07-24-2013" component="LTICleanup" context="" type="1" thread="" file="LTICleanup">
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Failed boot with flashing folder, but boots from USB

Hi,
I was recently running an app from the App Store, when my computer froze. I got the classic spinning beach ball on the app, so went to the dock to ctrl-click the dock application icon to force quit it. This then crashed my dock. After some time I gave up, and force-turned my MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2009) off by pressing and holding the power button.
I turned my mac on again, booted to a gray screen, then 30 seconds later a folder with a question mark in it began flashing on the screen.
My Mac did not progress further in its boot. So I did all the usual stuff;
I re-installed my RAM and HDD (both of which I have upgraded a little while ago to improve specs) and tried to boot again without success.
I tried to access the recovery partition by holding alt while booting, to no avail, doing so just left me with a grey screen and a mouse pointer displayed. I believe that this may have been the case because I boot from an encrypted hard drive (I have encrypted it using filevault) and I have heard that recovery mode is inaccessible when booting from an encrypted drive.
I zapped my PRAM. (cmd-alt-P-R)
I tried booting into safe mode. (⇧)
Nothing worked. I then, as a last resort, removed the HD from my MacBook Pro, and swapped it with the non-encrypted drive that I use to back up menial data. I tried booting from the unencrypted drive into recovery mode, and it didn't work.
However this is the interesting bit. I then tried to boot (via USB) from the encrypted (original) HD that I had put in my external enclosure. This works. I logged in (past the encryption) and can now use my computer as normal.
I would therefore think that my Mac has something wrong with the HD bridge, or the HD cable inside my Mac. However, I can now read from and right to the unencrypted HD that I installed in my mac!? Very Wierd!?
If anyone has any ideas about what may be going on, I would be very gratefull, as I can now only boot my Mac via USB, which is a hastle to say the least. I include a screenshot.
Thanks so much!!
Mr BlobE

In this case sig the interesting thing is that the computer boots when the Startup Disk is connected via USB. In other words, my laptop will read and write, but not boot from the internal drive. Thanks Linc Davis, I have done just that and should hopefully have a working mac by tomorrow!

Disk Utility broken while booted from Installation CDs??

Situation: I have a Macbook Pro with a 120 GB HDD. I had partitioned it into two partitions, and later desired that I should have only one partition on the drive. I booted the Mac OS X installation CDs and attempted the following three-step procedure:
1. Use Disk Utility to image my system partition into a file on an external USB drive
2. Verify the image and repartition ("Erase") my laptop's internal HDD
3. Restore the disk image from the external HDD to the laptop's HDD.
I made it to step 3 without issue. So currently I have one unbootable Macbook Pro, an 85 GB image of a system partition on a USB HDD, and a perfectly bootable Intel Mac Mini from which I'm writing this post.
Problem: Disk Utility doesn't seem to be able to restore images when booted from the Installation CDs. On the 'Restore' tab there are two fields you must fill in, a 'source' field and a 'destination' field. The source field has a button where you can summon a very helpful file-picker, and it pulls up my disk image from my USB drive just fine. However, the destination field can only be filled in by clicking and dragging a drive from the left panel in Disk Utility.
However, it seems impossible to do this while booted from the Installation CDs. When I attempt to click and drag a disk from the left panel list, all I end up accomplishing is selecting multiple items from the list. To make a visual illustration:
Instead of this, like I get when I try it on my mac mini booted normally:
http://upload.pbase.com/silentplummet/image/72221384.jpg
...I get this, which is a photo of my macbook pro booted from the installation CDs:
http://upload.pbase.com/silentplummet/image/72221397.jpg
There doesn't seem to be any way to actually select a destination drive. If I had to hypothesize, I would guess that the GUI is crippled when you boot from CD and click+drag is deactivated. But that appears to make it impossible to restore images since the only way to select destination drives is by clicking and dragging.
Now I am a college student; I'm not really losing revenue or anything over this, but this is an awful oversight on Apple's part and I am stuck on what to do about it. There is no documentation that says "Restore functionality is crippled in Disk Utility when booting from installation CDs." Here are the steps I have tried for an alternate solution:
-Commandline diskutil. Unfortunately Apple has crippled it and there appears to be no imaging functionality whatsoever.
-Mount the image manually and cp the files back over. Unfortunately I can't make it preserve permissions. I passed the right options to cp but it just won't do what it's supposed to. I tried copying it anyway and using Disk Utility to repair the permissions, but it still wouldn't boot.
-Call Applecare. The support rep was kind and helpful but couldn't offer a solution. The higher-ups fed me some BS about not supporting third party applications, well, I hardly think Disk Utility constitutes a third party application.
My next step is to boot the MBP in target disk mode and use my mac mini to restore the image to the MBP HDD, but I have to buy a firewire cable for that and I don't really want to.
Seeking: acknowledgement that Disk Utility is broken and Apple *****, or otherwise immediate solutions to restore the image to my HDD that do not constitute monetary expenditures on my part.
Macbook Pro 15" 2.0 GHz Mac mini 1.5 Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Others have (in the Mac Pro forum) noticed this bug in Disk Utility on the Intel version install disks. Your easiest fix would be to reinstall OSX on you Macbook disk, boot it, mount the disk image from the USB drive, and use the Migration Assistant to copy over all your accounts and data files.

Can't restore from Disk Utility while booted from OS installation DVD

I'm absolutely astounded by this.
I have a new MacBook Pro 17". I restored my files to it and in short order, had it too full/fragmented to re-partition it for Boot Camp.
So I decided to image the disk and store that image file on a FireWire drive, wipe the system disk and restore it cleanly from the image file backup, hoping that would result in contiguous blocks used so that I could then re-partition for Boot Camp.
When booted off the OS X for Intel DVD-ROM disc (10.4.6 - the one that came with my MacBook Pro), if I get out of Installer and into Disk Utility, if I select the internal hard drive and click the Restore tab, I can easily select the hard drive backup image with the button. But the "Destination Disk:" box is only accessible via dragging the disk to the box.
There's one little problem - there is no Desktop, so the disk(s) do not appear on the Desktop. There is no way to drag the target disk to be restored to into the Destination Disk: box. You cannot drag a disk out from the little sidebar inside the Disk Utility window over to the Destination box. I tried. You can't drag any disk anywhere from that sidebar. It's clear that the only way to drag a disk anywhere is if it's shown on the Desktop in Finder (which isn't running when the installation DVD-ROM is booted from). There is simply no way that I can find to restore a disk drive from a saved backup disk image when booted from the installation DVD-ROM.
Please tell me I'm ******** and missing something, or if there's a Better Way to do this. (I can't seem to run Retrospect while booted off the DVD-ROM, so I can't restore from my Retrospect full backup of the disk, either. Joy!)
(I'm really curious if there's a Better Way - especially because it appears I can't boot from an external FireWire or USB 2.0 drive, so I need something that will work in this extremely limited installation DVD-ROM booted environment, I think.)
MacBook Pro 17" dual 2.16 GHz ; Mac OS X (10.4.6) Booted from Mac OS X for Intel 10.4.6 installation DVD-ROM

You can use an external bootable drive with a MacBook Pro -- check your manual or the built in help. Your problem is that for some reason, you can't install a bootable system on one. There are several reasons why Installer won't enable you to do so: insufficient space, incompatible partition scheme (should be GUID) or file system (should be HFS+ or similar), or wrong installation option selected.
It is possible this is related to why you can't drag the startup volume to the destination box in Disk Utility. It must be an HFS+ variant file system.
I think you should check carefully with D.U. the partition scheme of all your drives & the file system format of all the volumes involved. Also run repair disk, as someone has already pointed out.
The behavior with the Restore function is not normal -- you should be able to drag a volume to the destination box from the list.

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