Lion Re-install
I recently had my Mac (new in 09-2008) checked at the local Apple store. I told him the mac is slow, he told me I need more ram to run Lion which really requires 4GB as I only have 2GB, it can be slow when several aps are running. He went on to tell me that as I had installed Lion over Snow Leopard, it was not the best way of installing Lion (Apple's recommendation) and he recommended that I do a re-install from a pen-drive.
My question is, should I do that? I have been looking at a lot of You-Tube vids on instalation of Lion in various forms but this question does not appear to be addressed. I have my HD backed-up in Time Machine. I have a copy of the install ap from the ap store which I simply dragged onto pen drive . If I should do that so it will improve performance, how do I do that exactly?
The tech said put it on a pen drive and then restart the Mac holding the option key and the mac would boot from the pen drive starting a new instalation.
Is it that simple or is somthing else required?
Thanks
David
Just to be reconfirm to be comepltely clear on this...... it is as simple as that, a copy of the lion install ap copied onto a pen drive (which is 4.2 GB), wipe the hard drive clean using disk utilities from the Snow Leopard installation disk (I had Leopard originally but then installed SL) and then restart the Mac pressing the option button which will boot it from the pen drive therby installing lion. I don't have to make a small partition on the hard drive for lion nor do I have to do any special steps to the copy of the install ap on the memory stick, correct?
it sounds too simple but if that is it, I'll give it a go.
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Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.2, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - ODQueryCreateWithNode completed
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.3 - Client: coreservicesd, UID: 0, EUID: 0, GID: 0, EGID: 0
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.3 - ODNodeCreateRecord request, NodeID: 37061661-7C0D-46BB-8044-F1C7066B03A2, RecordType: dsRecTypeNative:config, RecordName: SharePoints, Attributes: <none>
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.3, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - client is using a native record type 'config' which is not portable
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.3, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - ODNodeCreateRecord completed, delivered 1 result
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.4 - Client: coreservicesd, UID: 0, EUID: 0, GID: 0, EGID: 0
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.4 - ODQueryCreateWithNode request, NodeID: 37061661-7C0D-46BB-8044-F1C7066B03A2, RecordType(s): dsRecTypeNative:config/SharePoints, Attribute: dsAttrTypeStandard:RecordName, MatchType: Any, Equality: CaseExact, Value(s): dsRecordsAll, Requested Attributes: dsAttrTypeNative:ftp_guestaccess,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_name,dsAttrTypeNative:sharepoint_account_uuid,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_createmask,dsAttrTypeNative:sharepoint_version,dsAttrTypeStandard:AppleMetaNodeLocation,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_guestaccess,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_shared,dsAttrTypeStandard:RecordType,dsAttrTypeNative:ftp_shared,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_name,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_oplocks,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_use_parent_owner,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_directorymask,dsAttrTypeStandard:RecordName,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_use_parent_privs,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_guestaccess,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_inherit_permissions,dsAttrTypeStandard:AppleMetaRecordName,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_shared,dsAttrTypeNative:directory_path,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_strictlocking,dsAttrTypeNative:sharepoint_group_id,dsAttrTypeNative:ftp_name, Max Results: 2147483647
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.4, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - client is using an old record type 'dsRecTypeNative:config/SharePoints' should be using kODRecordTypeSharePoints
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.4, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - client is using an old record type 'dsRecTypeNative:config/SharePoints' should be using kODRecordTypeSharePoints
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.4, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - flushing record '/private/var/db/dslocal/nodes/Default/config/SharePoints'
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: Module: PlistFile - ___index_record_block_invoke_1: sqlite3_prepare_v2: 21
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: Module: PlistFile - ___index_record_block_invoke_1: sqlite3_prepare_v2: 21
Jan 11 06:43:44 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.4, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - ODQueryCreateWithNode completed
Jan 11 06:44:43 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.5 - Client: coreservicesd, UID: 0, EUID: 0, GID: 0, EGID: 0
Jan 11 06:44:43 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.5 - ODQueryCreateWithNode request, NodeID: 37061661-7C0D-46BB-8044-F1C7066B03A2, RecordType(s): dsRecTypeNative:config/SharePoints, Attribute: dsAttrTypeStandard:RecordName, MatchType: Any, Equality: CaseExact, Value(s): dsRecordsAll, Requested Attributes: dsAttrTypeNative:ftp_guestaccess,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_name,dsAttrTypeNative:sharepoint_account_uuid,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_createmask,dsAttrTypeNative:sharepoint_version,dsAttrTypeStandard:AppleMetaNodeLocation,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_guestaccess,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_shared,dsAttrTypeStandard:RecordType,dsAttrTypeNative:ftp_shared,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_name,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_oplocks,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_use_parent_owner,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_directorymask,dsAttrTypeStandard:RecordName,dsAttrTypeNative:afp_use_parent_privs,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_guestaccess,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_inherit_permissions,dsAttrTypeStandard:AppleMetaRecordName,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_shared,dsAttrTypeNative:directory_path,dsAttrTypeNative:smb_strictlocking,dsAttrTypeNative:sharepoint_group_id,dsAttrTypeNative:ftp_name, Max Results: 2147483647
Jan 11 06:44:43 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.5, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - client is using an old record type 'dsRecTypeNative:config/SharePoints' should be using kODRecordTypeSharePoints
Jan 11 06:44:43 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.5, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - client is using an old record type 'dsRecTypeNative:config/SharePoints' should be using kODRecordTypeSharePoints
Jan 11 06:44:43 localhost opendirectoryd[101]: 324.5, Node: /Local/Default, Module: PlistFile - ODQueryCreateWithNode completedI've created a boot disk (several actually) following the methods outlined in this guide.
http://www.eggfreckles.net/tech/burning-a-lion-boot-disc/
I've also saved the installer dmg in several backup locations so it can be burned again fresh or transfered to bootable USB thumb drives.
The Lion install disk boots up and operates just like the Recovery Partition (Disk Utiltiy and all) with one giant benefit, you don't have to log into the MacAppStore with all it's complications or require a lenghtly internet download to install Lion.
So you won't see this annoying screen and have to wait a few hours if the servers are overloaded.
The boot disk also installs considerably faster. Two giant benefits actually.
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