No encuentra disco destino?

Question

Formateo el disco duro y no lo detecta la Macbook Pro y si lo conecto como externo en una Imac si lo detecta.. Que puede pasar? ademas el disco que tenia anterior la Macbook se lo puse al no detectar  el nuevo formateado y tampoco lo detecta y probe con un tercer disco y tampoco.. la Macbook tiene alguna función de bloquearlos,o que puede estar pasando.. al iniciar la instalación del DVD me quedo en esa parte donde no encuentra el destino.
Pido ayuda.
Gracias

Answer 1

Hi ludwin,
If you want to format an internal HD:
1. Boot from install disc (press power button, immediately insert install disc and hold down c key).
2. Select your language.
3. Open Disk Utility from Utilities menu.
4. Select the HD in the left pane (the manufacturer’s name and the HD model number).
5. Click on the Erase tab.
6. Choose the Format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
NOTE: if you want to zero the HD (which I always think is a good idea, but does take time), click on Security Options, click the button for Zero Out Data, click OK. The larger the HD, the longer this will take, in some cases several hours.
7. Click on Erase and wait for the entire process to finish.
8. Click the Partition tab.
9. Click on Volume Scheme and choose the number of partitions (normally just one unless you have other plans).
10. Click on the Options button (located underneath the Volume Scheme pane) and select GUID.
11. Click Apply.
12. Quit Disk Utility and continue with the installation process to install OS X; when finished, restart, repair permissions, run updates (in Apple Menu > Software Update), and repair permissions again.
If you want to format an external HD:
1. Install the HD in an external enclosure (if it's not already).
2. Connect the enclosure to your Mac.
3. Open Disk Utility from Utilities menu.
4. Select the HD in the left pane (the manufacturer’s name and the HD model number).
5. Click on the Erase tab.
6. Choose the Format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
NOTE: if you want to zero the HD (which I always think is a good idea, but does take time), click on Security Options, click the button for Zero Out Data, click OK. The larger the HD, the longer this will take, in some cases several hours.
7. Click on Erase and wait for the entire process to finish.
8. Click the Partition tab.
9. Click on Volume Scheme and choose the number of partitions (normally just one unless you have other plans).
10. Click on the Options button (located underneath the Volume Scheme pane) and select GUID.
11. Click Apply.
12. Quit Disk Utility.