Ssd samsung 840 evo
Hi (sorry for my english, I'm a french customer)
I have replace my superdrive (dvd) by a ssd samsung 840 evo (MZ-7TE500)
When I run the mac, the ssd doesn't appear in the "finder".
In the Disk utility, the ssd appear but I can't do nothing.
An error message appear when I try to make a partition:
Partition failed with the error:
Wiping volume data to prevent future accidental probing failed.
I do not know what to do!
the problem just might be the sata cable?
it is perhaps not quite electrically powered?
If I switch the HDD and SSD at boot mac, he going to embark on the HDD or SSD?
if it does not work and I presents the HDD in place, it will work there as before?
thank you very much for your help.
François
config:
MacBook Pro
15 pouces, late 2011
Processeur 2,2 GHz Intel Core i7
Mémoire 8 Go 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphisme Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB
Logiciel Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 (11G63b
François,
do you have a SATA-to-USB or SATA-to-FireWire adapter, to allow you to access your SSD externally? If so, are you able to format it externally without problems?
Note that earlier versions of the Samsung 840 EVO firmware were known to be problematic on some Macs. You can download its latest firmware (for burning onto a bootable DVD) from the Samsung firmware page.
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SSD Samsung 840 EVO 250GB with problem. Support to change - Brazil
Hello,
I bought in Orlando Best buy one SSD Samsung 840 EVO 250GB and when I tried to install in my laptop the SSD it was not possible Clone the current HD because it´s not working properly.
I´d like some support to understand what is my option to solve such problem?
And also, how can I get the second via of invoice?
Thanks.
Best regards,
LeonardoHi leozanne,
Sorry you’re having issues trying to install this Solid State Drive (SSD) into your laptop. If the SSD is defective you would need to bring it back to your local Best Buy store within 15 days to return or exchange the unit.
If it is not defective, but you are merely having issues installing it, I would suggest visiting a Geek Squad precinct in your local Best Buy store. You could also try posting this inquiry to the Computers & Tablets board.
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IMac early 2008 Yosemite SSD Samsung 840 Evo= Kernel panic
Hi ,
I have an iMac (24-inch, Early 2008) with 2,8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 2GB RAM. When Yosemite came out i've traded the iMac Superdrive with an SSD Samsung 840 Evo. I've installed OS X Yosemite on the SSD but my Mac keep crashing on boot and the third-part application doesn't work very well. I've tried reinstalling it, SMC reset, PRAM reset, Disk and Permissions repair and various clean installation but nothing changed. When I turn on my Mac on the apple logo appears the Kernel panic and restarts well. I tried to install the OS in the old HD and it work fine but is really slow. Help me please and sorry for my englishI haven't changed the original RAM.
This is the Kernel Panic but the BSD process change every time.
Wed Mar 18 16:45:53 2015
*** Panic Report ***
panic(cpu 1 caller 0xffffff8010e1a46e): Kernel trap at 0xffffff8010dd2d85, type 14=page fault, registers:
CR0: 0x000000008001003b, CR2: 0x000000010150003c, CR3: 0x00000000139bf000, CR4: 0x0000000000002660
RAX: 0xffffff80114de8c0, RBX: 0x0000000000000006, RCX: 0xffffff80114de860, RDX: 0x0000000101500034
RSP: 0xffffff8071d83b20, RBP: 0xffffff8071d83b30, RSI: 0xffffff8015658140, RDI: 0x0000000000000006
R8: 0x00000000000000f9, R9: 0xffffff8015652100, R10: 0x0000000000000000, R11: 0x0000000000000200
R12: 0xffffff80188345a0, R13: 0xffffff8018c72000, R14: 0xffffff8015658fc0, R15: 0x0000000000000000
RFL: 0x0000000000010292, RIP: 0xffffff8010dd2d85, CS: 0x0000000000000008, SS: 0x0000000000000010
Fault CR2: 0x000000010150003c, Error code: 0x0000000000000002, Fault CPU: 0x1
Backtrace (CPU 1), Frame : Return Address
0xffffff8071d837d0 : 0xffffff8010d2fe41
0xffffff8071d83850 : 0xffffff8010e1a46e
0xffffff8071d83a10 : 0xffffff8010e36683
0xffffff8071d83a30 : 0xffffff8010dd2d85
0xffffff8071d83b30 : 0xffffff8010dc4c8b
0xffffff8071d83e60 : 0xffffff80111fd07d
0xffffff8071d83e90 : 0xffffff7f923c0e77
0xffffff8071d83fb0 : 0xffffff8010e14dd7
Kernel Extensions in backtrace:
com.apple.BootCache(35.0)[D0F8226C-C576-3842-8BBE-447477780234]@0xffffff7f923bb 000->0xffffff7f923c4fff
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task
Mac OS version:
14C109
Kernel version:
Darwin Kernel Version 14.1.0: Mon Dec 22 23:10:38 PST 2014; root:xnu-2782.10.72~2/RELEASE_X86_64
Kernel UUID: DCF5C2D5-16AE-37F5-B2BE-ED127048DFF5
Kernel slide: 0x0000000010a00000
Kernel text base: 0xffffff8010c00000
__HIB text base: 0xffffff8010b00000
System model name: iMac8,1 (Mac-F227BEC8)
System uptime in nanoseconds: 12320794114
last loaded kext at 8230090122: com.apple.iokit.IOSCSIArchitectureModelFamily 3.7.3 (addr 0xffffff7f914e2000, size 176128)
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com.apple.driver.AppleIRController 327.5
com.apple.driver.AppleFileSystemDriver 3.0.1
com.apple.AppleFSCompression.AppleFSCompressionTypeDataless 1.0.0d1
com.apple.AppleFSCompression.AppleFSCompressionTypeZlib 1.0.0d1
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com.apple.driver.XsanFilter 404
com.apple.iokit.IOAHCIBlockStorage 2.7.0
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com.apple.driver.AirPortBrcm43224 700.36.24
com.apple.iokit.AppleYukon2 3.2.3b1
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com.apple.driver.AppleUSBEHCI 705.4.14
com.apple.driver.AppleIntelPIIXATA 2.5.1
com.apple.driver.AppleFWOHCI 5.5.2
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBUHCI 656.4.1
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com.apple.driver.AppleHPET 1.8
com.apple.driver.AppleACPIButtons 3.1
com.apple.driver.AppleSMBIOS 2.1
com.apple.driver.AppleACPIEC 3.1
com.apple.driver.AppleAPIC 1.7
com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagementClient 218.0.0
com.apple.nke.applicationfirewall 161
com.apple.security.quarantine 3
com.apple.security.TMSafetyNet 8
com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement 218.0.0
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com.apple.driver.AppleUSBHIDKeyboard 176.2
com.apple.driver.AppleHIDKeyboard 176.2
com.apple.iokit.IOUSBHIDDriver 705.4.0
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com.apple.driver.AppleUSBComposite 705.4.9
com.apple.iokit.IOATABlockStorage 3.1.1
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com.apple.iokit.IONetworkingFamily 3.2
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com.apple.iokit.IOReportFamily 31
com.apple.driver.AppleFDEKeyStore 28.30
com.apple.driver.AppleACPIPlatform 3.1
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Having a problem installing Yosemite in new SSD (samsung 840 EVO) in my macbook pro Mid 2012 model
This is the installer log
Dec 31 16:00:49 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: opendirectoryd (build 382.0) launched - installer mode
Dec 31 16:00:49 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: Logging level limit changed to 'notice'
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: Initialize trigger support
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: created endpoint for mach service 'com.apple.private.opendirectoryd.rpc'
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: set default handler for RPC 'reset_cache'
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: set default handler for RPC 'reset_statistics'
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: set default handler for RPC 'show'
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: starting endpoint for service 'com.apple.private.opendirectoryd.rpc'
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost configd[113]: adding com.apple.SystemConfiguration.InterfaceNamer
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost configd[113]: adding com.apple.SystemConfiguration.SCNetworkReachability
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost configd[113]: loading com.apple.SystemConfiguration.ISPreference
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: no dynamic data found at '/System/Library/OpenDirectory/DynamicData/Configure.plist'
Dec 31 16:00:51 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: Registered node with name '/Configure' as hidden
Dec 31 16:00:52 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: no dynamic data found at '/System/Library/OpenDirectory/DynamicData/Local.plist'
Dec 31 16:00:52 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: Registered node with name '/Local' as hidden
Dec 31 16:00:56 localhost configd[113]: com.apple.SystemConfiguration.ISPreference load failed
Dec 31 16:00:56 localhost configd[113]: dlopen_preflight(/System/Library/SystemConfiguration/InternetSharingPreference. bundle/Contents/MacOS/InternetSharingPreference): Library not loaded: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Netrb.framework/Versions/A/Netrb
Dec 31 16:00:56 localhost configd[113]: Referenced from: /System/Library/SystemConfiguration/InternetSharingPreference.bundle/Contents/M acOS/InternetSharingPreference
Dec 31 16:00:56 localhost configd[113]: Reason: image not found
Dec 31 16:00:56 localhost configd[113]: loading com.apple.SystemConfiguration.ApplicationFirewall
Dec 31 16:00:57 localhost configd[113]: adding com.apple.SystemConfiguration.KernelEventMonitor
Dec 31 16:00:57 localhost configd[113]: adding com.apple.SystemConfiguration.LinkConfiguration
Dec 31 16:00:57 localhost configd[113]: adding com.apple.SystemConfiguration.PreferencesMonitor
Dec 31 16:00:57 localhost configd[113]: loading com.apple.SystemConfiguration.EAPOLController
Dec 31 16:00:58 localhost configd[113]: loading com.apple.SystemConfiguration.IPConfiguration
Dec 31 16:01:00 localhost configd[113]: adding com.apple.SystemConfiguration.IPMonitor
Dec 31 16:01:00 localhost configd[113]: skipped com.apple.SystemConfiguration.Logger (disabled)
Dec 31 16:01:04 localhost configd[113]: updateConfiguration(): no preferences.
Dec 31 16:01:09 localhost configd[113]: LSExceptions [0x7f8ddb68bc40] loaded
Dec 31 16:01:11 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: 125.1 - Client: apsd, UID: 0, EUID: 0, GID: 0, EGID: 0
Dec 31 16:01:11 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: 125.1 - ODNodeCreateWithNameAndOptions request, SessionID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000, Name: /Search, Options: 0x0
Dec 31 16:01:11 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: 125.1 - ODNodeCreateWithNameAndOptions failed with error 'Unknown node name' (2000)
Dec 31 16:01:12 localhost configd[113]: network changed.
Dec 31 16:01:14 localhost Unknown[386]: kern.boottime: { sec = 1356998418, usec = 0 } Mon Dec 31 16:00:18 2012
Dec 31 16:01:14 localhost Unknown[396]: Launching the Language Chooser for an OS Install
Dec 31 16:01:22 localhost configd[113]: LSExceptions [0x7f8ddb68bc40] unloaded
Dec 31 16:01:23 localhost configd[113]: InterfaceNamer: No current set
Dec 31 16:01:24 localhost configd[113]: New network configuration saved
Dec 31 16:01:25 localhost configd[113]: [bootp_transmit.c:213] bootp_transmit(): bpf_write(en1) failed: Network is down (50)
Dec 31 16:01:25 localhost configd[113]: DHCP en1: INIT transmit failed
Dec 31 16:01:25 localhost configd[113]: network changed.
Dec 31 16:01:30 localhost opendirectoryd[123]: 125 - Client: 'apsd', exited with 0 session(s), 0 node(s) and 0 active request(s)
Dec 31 16:01:32 localhost Language Chooser[397]: Setting system to install/recovery mode.
Dec 31 16:01:33 localhost configd[113]: network changed: v4(en1+:192.168.1.4) DNS+ Proxy+ SMB
Dec 31 16:01:33 MacBook-Pro.local configd[113]: setting hostname to "MacBook-Pro.local"
Dec 31 16:01:33 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Setting boot completed.
Dec 31 16:01:34 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: duplicate keyboard layout identifier -16899.
Dec 31 16:01:34 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: keyboard layout identifier -16899 has been replaced with -28673.
Dec 31 16:01:34 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: duplicate keyboard layout identifier -16900.
Dec 31 16:01:34 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: keyboard layout identifier -16900 has been replaced with -28674.
Dec 31 16:01:34 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Set keyboard to id: 0
Dec 31 16:01:35 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Found primary language hint "en"
Dec 31 16:01:35 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Launching the Installer using language code "en"
Dec 31 16:01:39 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Ordering out cinematic windows.
Dec 31 16:01:39 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Not hiding Language Chooser in progress callback
Dec 31 16:01:40 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: LSExceptions [0x7feea14480c0] loaded
Dec 31 16:01:40 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[411]: Starting SKDaemon...
Dec 31 16:01:40 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[411]: Client entitled for destructive operations
Dec 31 16:01:40 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[411]: Adding client connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7f9ef0502670> connection from pid 410
Dec 31 16:01:46 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: connection test:success
Dec 31 16:01:46 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: 2012-12-31 16:01:46.208 OS X Installer[410:14118] connection test:success
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: 2012-12-31 16:01:47.856 OS X Installer[410:14118] ***storageTaskManagerExistsWithIdentifier:withIdentifier failed: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4099 "Couldn’t communicate with a helper application." (The connection to service named com.apple.nsurlstorage-cache was invalidated.) UserInfo=0x7feea3c4bec0 {NSDebugDescription=The connection to service named com.apple.nsurlstorage-cache was invalidated.}; {
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: NSDebugDescription = "The connection to service named com.apple.nsurlstorage-cache was invalidated.";
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: }
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Using product PKSecureNetEnabledProduct <file:///Volumes/Mac%20SSD/OS%20X%20Install%20Data/> at distance 5
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Hardware: MacBookPro9,2 @ 2.50 GHz (x 4), 4096 MB RAM
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Running OS Build: Mac OS X 10.10 (14A389)
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: PWD=/
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: XPC_FLAGS=0x0
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: XPC_SERVICE_NAME=0
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: SHLVL=1
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: __OSINSTALL_ENVIRONMENT=1
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: CI_DEFAULT_OPENCL_USAGE=0
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: OS_INSTALL=1
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Env: _=/System/Library/CoreServices/Language Chooser.app/Contents/MacOS/Language Chooser
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Mutable product: Looking for automation file at /Volumes/Mac SSD/OS X Install Data/minstallconfig.xml
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: No file at /Volumes/Mac SSD/OS X Install Data/minstallconfig.xml
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Install Config: Looking for automation file at (null)
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: No file at /System/Installation/Packages/Extras/minstallconfig.xml
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Looking for automation file at (null)
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Install will not be automated.
Dec 31 16:01:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Install will performed using distribution/collection at /System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mpkg.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Waiting for target evaluation.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Starting target evaluation queue.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: connection test:success
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating install check for (null)
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: 2012-12-31 16:01:48.390 OS X Installer[410:14089] connection test:success
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Install check successful.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating 17 disks
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk14 Mount point: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk3s2 Mount point: / Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: OS X Base System is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk8 Mount point: /System/Installation Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk16 Mount point: /private/var/tmp/RecoveryTemp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk11 Mount point: /private/var/root/Library Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk7 Mount point: /private/var/run Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk2s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: OS X Install ESD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk13 Mount point: /Library/Preferences Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk6 Mount point: /private/var/tmp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk15 Mount point: /Library/Keychains Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk10 Mount point: /private/var/folders Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk1s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Install OS X Yosemite Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Install OS X Yosemite is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk5 Mount point: /Volumes Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk12 Mount point: /Library/ColorSync/Profiles/Displays Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk4 Mount point: /private/var/log Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk9 Mount point: /private/var/db Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Finished target evaluation.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating 17 disks
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk14 Mount point: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk3s2 Mount point: / Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: OS X Base System is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk8 Mount point: /System/Installation Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk16 Mount point: /private/var/tmp/RecoveryTemp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk11 Mount point: /private/var/root/Library Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk7 Mount point: /private/var/run Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk2s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: OS X Install ESD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk13 Mount point: /Library/Preferences Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk6 Mount point: /private/var/tmp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk15 Mount point: /Library/Keychains Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk10 Mount point: /private/var/folders Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk1s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Install OS X Yosemite Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Install OS X Yosemite is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk5 Mount point: /Volumes Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk12 Mount point: /Library/ColorSync/Profiles/Displays Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk4 Mount point: /private/var/log Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk9 Mount point: /private/var/db Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Hiding Language Chooser in window counter
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: duplicate keyboard layout identifier -16899.
Dec 31 16:01:48 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: keyboard layout identifier -16899 has been replaced with -28673.
Dec 31 16:01:49 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: duplicate keyboard layout identifier -16900.
Dec 31 16:01:49 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: keyboard layout identifier -16900 has been replaced with -28674.
Dec 31 16:01:50 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[410]: LSExceptions [0x7feea14480c0] unloaded
Dec 31 16:01:59 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[411]: Removing client connection <SKDaemonConnection: 0x7f9ef0504650>
Dec 31 16:01:59 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[411]: No more connections, storagekitd will exit...
Dec 31 16:01:59 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Set keyboard to id: 0
Dec 31 16:02:02 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Launching the Installer using language code "en"
Dec 31 16:02:02 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: LSExceptions [0x7f8ce8d16e50] loaded
Dec 31 16:02:02 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: Starting SKDaemon...
Dec 31 16:02:02 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: Client entitled for destructive operations
Dec 31 16:02:02 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: Adding client connection <NSXPCConnection: 0x7f8ffaf012d0> connection from pid 414
Dec 31 16:02:02 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: connection test:success
Dec 31 16:02:02 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: 2012-12-31 16:02:02.849 OS X Installer[414:15056] connection test:success
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: 2012-12-31 16:02:03.361 OS X Installer[414:15084] ***storageTaskManagerExistsWithIdentifier:withIdentifier failed: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4099 "Couldn’t communicate with a helper application." (The connection to service named com.apple.nsurlstorage-cache was invalidated.) UserInfo=0x7f8ceb529ba0 {NSDebugDescription=The connection to service named com.apple.nsurlstorage-cache was invalidated.}; {
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: NSDebugDescription = "The connection to service named com.apple.nsurlstorage-cache was invalidated.";
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Using product PKSecureNetEnabledProduct <file:///Volumes/Mac%20SSD/OS%20X%20Install%20Data/> at distance 5
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Hardware: MacBookPro9,2 @ 2.50 GHz (x 4), 4096 MB RAM
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Running OS Build: Mac OS X 10.10 (14A389)
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: PWD=/
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: XPC_FLAGS=0x0
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: XPC_SERVICE_NAME=0
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: SHLVL=1
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: __OSINSTALL_ENVIRONMENT=1
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: CI_DEFAULT_OPENCL_USAGE=0
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: OS_INSTALL=1
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Env: _=/System/Library/CoreServices/Language Chooser.app/Contents/MacOS/Language Chooser
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mutable product: Looking for automation file at /Volumes/Mac SSD/OS X Install Data/minstallconfig.xml
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: No file at /Volumes/Mac SSD/OS X Install Data/minstallconfig.xml
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Install Config: Looking for automation file at (null)
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: No file at /System/Installation/Packages/Extras/minstallconfig.xml
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Looking for automation file at (null)
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Install will not be automated.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Install will performed using distribution/collection at /System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mpkg.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Waiting for target evaluation.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Starting target evaluation queue.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating install check for (null)
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Install check successful.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 17 disks
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk14 Mount point: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk3s2 Mount point: / Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Base System is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk8 Mount point: /System/Installation Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk16 Mount point: /private/var/tmp/RecoveryTemp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk11 Mount point: /private/var/root/Library Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk7 Mount point: /private/var/run Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk2s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Install ESD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk13 Mount point: /Library/Preferences Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk6 Mount point: /private/var/tmp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk15 Mount point: /Library/Keychains Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk10 Mount point: /private/var/folders Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk1s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Install OS X Yosemite Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Install OS X Yosemite is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk5 Mount point: /Volumes Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk12 Mount point: /Library/ColorSync/Profiles/Displays Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk4 Mount point: /private/var/log Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk9 Mount point: /private/var/db Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Finished target evaluation.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 17 disks
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk14 Mount point: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk3s2 Mount point: / Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Base System is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk8 Mount point: /System/Installation Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk16 Mount point: /private/var/tmp/RecoveryTemp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk11 Mount point: /private/var/root/Library Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk7 Mount point: /private/var/run Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk2s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Install ESD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk13 Mount point: /Library/Preferences Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk6 Mount point: /private/var/tmp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk15 Mount point: /Library/Keychains Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk10 Mount point: /private/var/folders Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk1s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Install OS X Yosemite Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Install OS X Yosemite is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk5 Mount point: /Volumes Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk12 Mount point: /Library/ColorSync/Profiles/Displays Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk4 Mount point: /private/var/log Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk9 Mount point: /private/var/db Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Language Chooser[397]: Hiding Language Chooser in window counter
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: connection test:success
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: 2012-12-31 16:02:03.621 OS X Installer[414:15040] connection test:success
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 17 disks
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk9 Mount point: /private/var/db Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk4 Mount point: /private/var/log Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk12 Mount point: /Library/ColorSync/Profiles/Displays Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk5 Mount point: /Volumes Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk10 Mount point: /private/var/folders Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk15 Mount point: /Library/Keychains Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk6 Mount point: /private/var/tmp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk13 Mount point: /Library/Preferences Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk7 Mount point: /private/var/run Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk11 Mount point: /private/var/root/Library Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk16 Mount point: /private/var/tmp/RecoveryTemp Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk8 Mount point: /System/Installation Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk14 Mount point: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: untitled is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk3s2 Mount point: / Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Base System is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk2s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Install ESD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk1s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Install OS X Yosemite Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Install OS X Yosemite is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: duplicate keyboard layout identifier -16899.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: keyboard layout identifier -16899 has been replaced with -28673.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: duplicate keyboard layout identifier -16900.
Dec 31 16:02:03 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: Keyboard Layouts: keyboard layout identifier -16900 has been replaced with -28674.
Dec 31 16:02:13 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: LSExceptions [0x7f8ce8d16e50] unloaded
Dec 31 16:05:16 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: connection test:success
Dec 31 16:05:16 MacBook-Pro.local Unknown[398]: 2012-12-31 16:05:16.796 OS X Installer[414:16387] connection test:success
Dec 31 16:05:39 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Disabling system idle sleep.
Dec 31 16:05:39 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: X /Volumes/Mac SSD: Missing CoreServices.
Dec 31 16:05:39 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Dist disk is not root.
Dec 31 16:05:39 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OSI: com.apple.pkg.BaseSystemResources remapped external root path to: /
Dec 31 16:05:39 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Should convert to CS
Dec 31 16:05:40 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Repairing file system.
Dec 31 16:05:40 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:40 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: Not Mounted Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:40 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
Dec 31 16:05:40 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking extents overflow file.
Dec 31 16:05:40 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking catalog file.
Dec 31 16:05:41 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking multi-linked files.
Dec 31 16:05:41 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking catalog hierarchy.
Dec 31 16:05:45 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking extended attributes file.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking volume bitmap.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Checking volume information.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: The volume Mac SSD appears to be OK.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: File system check exit code is 0.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Updating boot support partitions for the volume as required.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: Not Mounted Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Repair completed successfully.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Container dmg is missing universal diagnostics. This install will continue attempting to preserve existing diagnostic software...
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ->T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: inParams={
Bless = 1;
DIAGDMGChunkFile = "<null>";
DIAGDMGFile = "<null>";
DonorDiskUDSW = "disk0s2 Mac SSD";
OSXDMGChunkFile = "/Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/BaseSystem.chunklist";
OSXDMGFile = "/Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/BaseSystem.dmg";
RepairDonor = 0;
VerifyImage = 0;
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: Install recovery system operation began
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: donor disk's storage system is simple so it itself will be the donor
Dec 31 16:05:47 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: normalized donor: logical=0x7f820b52def8=disk0s2=Mac SSD=(iflvuuid=(null)) physical=0x10d68ec10=disk0s2=Mac SSD=disk0s2 storage=(null)
Dec 31 16:05:48 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ->T-[DMRecoveryFileCopier setOSXImageFile:DIAGSImageFile:OSXChunkListFile:DIAGSChunkListFile:doVerifyImag es:badDIAGSIsSoftError:statusReportingDisk:]: OSXDMG=/Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/BaseSystem.dmg DIAGSDMG=(null) OSXChunkList=/Volumes/Mac OS X Install DVD/BaseSystem.chunklist DIAGSChunkList=(null) doVfy=0 badDIAGSok=1 statusDisk=0x7f820b52def8=disk0s2=Mac SSD
Dec 31 16:05:48 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM <-T-[DMRecoveryFileCopier setOSXImageFile:DIAGSImageFile:OSXChunkListFile:DIAGSChunkListFile:doVerifyImag es:badDIAGSIsSoftError:statusReportingDisk:]: err=0
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: CALC result phase 1/5 (after adding up logical file sizes in dmg + expected to create ourselves) requiredFileSpaceForRecoveryFilesULL=505955132 =Sbydiv=988193 =MiBbydiv=482 =MBbydiv=505
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: CALC result phase 2/5 (converted to iomedia desired size) desiredMinRecoveryDiskIOMediaSizeULL=522732348 =Sbydiv=1020961 =MiBbydiv=498
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: CALC result phase 3/5 (after adding BootRoot iomedia allocation) desiredMinRecoveryDiskIOMediaSizeULL=623395644 =Sbydiv=1217569 =MiBbydiv=594
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: CALC result phase 4/5 (after applying minimum) desiredMinRecoveryDiskIOMediaSizeULL=650000000 =Sbydiv=1269531 =MiBbydiv=619 =MBbydiv=650
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: checking against recovery partition limit MAXimum
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: CALC result phase 5/5 (after applying MAXimum) desiredMinRecoveryDiskIOMediaSizeULL=650000000 =Sbydiv=1269531 =MiBbydiv=619 =MBbydiv=650
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ->T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureBooter:storage:phyUDS:logUDS:phyREF:logREF:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSX ForBootRootFiles:recBSD:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: inMinSizeB=650000000 inSTORorNOT=(null) inPhyUDS=0x10d68ec10=disk0s2=Mac SSD inLogUDS=0x7f820b52def8=disk0s2=Mac SSD inPhyREF=(null) inLogREF=(null) inLogMP=/Volumes/Mac SSD inFileCopier=0x7f820b435a40 inPct=16..95
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureBooter:storage:phyUDS:logUDS:phyREF:logREF:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSX ForBootRootFiles:recBSD:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: existing conditions right after PHY=disk0s2: usedOrNotSpaceB=650006016 hasBooter=1 booterPartID/disk=3/disk0s3 booterLocB/SizeB=249409327104/650002432
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureBooter:storage:phyUDS:logUDS:phyREF:logREF:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSX ForBootRootFiles:recBSD:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: existing conditions of PHY: disk0s2 loc=S=409640=B=209735680 siz=S=486717952=B=249199591424=N=249199591424
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureBooter:storage:phyUDS:logUDS:phyREF:logREF:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSX ForBootRootFiles:recBSD:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: existing conditions of LOG: disk0s2 (could be whole so no loc) siz=S=486717952=B=249199591424=N=249199591424
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureBooter:storage:phyUDS:logUDS:phyREF:logREF:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSX ForBootRootFiles:recBSD:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: READY TO DO CASE: case=Reuse spaceDeltaB=0 booterDeltaB=0 (adviceIfUnable=-69886)
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ->T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition populateBooter:clearMode:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSXForBootRootFiles:statusR eportingDisk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: inPartitionUDS=0x10d68e790=disk0s3=Recovery HD inClearMode=RepairDeletefiles inRecCopier=0x7f820b435a40 inBRHostMP=/Volumes/Mac SSD inPct=23..87
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk17s2 Mount point: /Volumes/OS X Base System 1 Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Base System is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Reusing recovery partition; no growth needed; host is a simple storage partition
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking and re-using booter
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Repairing file system.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking extents overflow file.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk17s2 Mount point: /Volumes/OS X Base System 1 Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OS X Base System is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking catalog file.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking multi-linked files.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking catalog hierarchy.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking extended attributes file.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking volume bitmap.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Checking volume information.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: The volume Recovery HD appears to be OK.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: File system check exit code is 0.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Updating boot support partitions for the volume as required.
Dec 31 16:05:49 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition populateBooter:clearMode:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSXForBootRootFiles:statusR eportingDisk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: did fsck -y on given booter disk; err=0
Dec 31 16:05:50 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition populateBooter:clearMode:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSXForBootRootFiles:statusR eportingDisk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: successful creation of RecoverySystem directory on booter volume
Dec 31 16:05:50 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Creating recovery system directory
Dec 31 16:05:50 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: ensuring owner/group=0/0 settings on /Volumes/Recovery HD/com.apple.recovery.boot
Dec 31 16:05:50 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: setAttributes success=1
Dec 31 16:05:50 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: ensuring owner/group=0/0 settings on /Volumes/Recovery HD/com.apple.recovery.boot
Dec 31 16:05:50 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: setAttributes success=1
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: ensuring owner/group=0/0 settings on /Volumes/Recovery HD/com.apple.recovery.boot/BaseSystem.dmg
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: setAttributes success=1
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: ensuring owner/group=0/0 settings on /Volumes/Recovery HD/com.apple.recovery.boot
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: setAttributes success=1
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: ensuring owner/group=0/0 settings on /Volumes/Recovery HD/com.apple.recovery.boot
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: setAttributes success=1
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: ensuring owner/group=0/0 settings on /Volumes/Recovery HD/com.apple.recovery.boot/BaseSystem.chunklist
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolBootPreference copyFileFromPath:toDirAtPath:newName:disk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: setAttributes success=1
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM <-T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition populateBooter:clearMode:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSXForBootRootFiles:statusR eportingDisk:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: retErr=0
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM <-T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureBooter:storage:phyUDS:logUDS:phyREF:logREF:copierForRecoveryFiles:hostOSX ForBootRootFiles:recBSD:percentBegin:percentEnd:]: retErr=0 outDisk=disk0s3
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: final booter=recoveryDisk=disk0s3=0x10d68ead0=disk0s3=Recovery HD
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Mounting recovery partition
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Blessing boot file
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: DM Message: Marking recovery partition
Dec 31 16:05:58 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: at Exit; err=0
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM ..T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]: recoveryDiskBSD=disk0s3 physicalDonorBSD=disk0s2
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk17s2 Mount point: Not Mounted Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local diskmanagementd[412]: DM <-T-[DMToolRecoveryPartition ensureRecoveryPartitionForVolume:]
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Ensure recovery completed successfully.
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Preparing disk for OS Install.
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Removing background color for incompatible machine Mac-6F01561E16C75D06
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:05:59 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:06:00 MacBook-Pro.local storagekitd[415]: Journaling already enabled for disk: <DADisk 0x7f8ffad0ffe0 [0x10e150cf0]>{id = /dev/disk0s2}
Dec 31 16:06:00 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating 1 disks
Dec 31 16:06:00 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Evaluating SKDisk { BSD Name: disk0s2 Mount point: /Volumes/Mac SSD Role: kSKDiskRoleLegacyMacData Type: kSKDiskTypeHFS }
Dec 31 16:06:00 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Mac SSD is a valid target.
Dec 31 16:06:01 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Recovery: cleaning up partial sandbox /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath
Dec 31 16:06:14 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Can not connect to /var/run/systemkeychaincheck.socket: No such file or directory
Dec 31 16:06:26 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Activated virtual memory backing store at mount point '/Volumes/Mac SSD'
Dec 31 16:06:26 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: Will try to attach log to: /Volumes/Mac SSD/private/var/log/install.log
Dec 31 16:06:27 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Enqueuing install with default quality of service (utility)
Dec 31 16:06:27 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: ----- Begin install -----
Dec 31 16:06:27 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: request=PKInstallRequest <13 packages, destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD>
Dec 31 16:06:27 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: packages=(
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/BaseSystemBinaries.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/BaseSystemResources.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/Essentials.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/BSD.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/JavaTools.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/AdditionalEssentials.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/AsianLanguagesSupport.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/JavaEssentials.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/MediaFiles.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/OxfordDictionaries.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/AdditionalSpeechVoices.pkg>",
"PKLeopardPackage <file:///System/Installation/Packages/X11redirect.pkg>"
Dec 31 16:06:35 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/BaseSystemBinaries.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:06:53 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Using / as external payload root for package com.apple.pkg.BaseSystemResources
Dec 31 16:06:53 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/BaseSystemResources.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:09:08 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/Essentials.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:12:28 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/BSD.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:12:57 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/JavaTools.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:12:58 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/AdditionalEssentials.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:13:05 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/AsianLanguagesSupport.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:13:06 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/JavaEssentials.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:13:11 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/MediaFiles.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:13:24 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/OxfordDictionaries.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:13:34 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/AdditionalSpeechVoices.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:13:41 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Extracting file:///System/Installation/Packages/X11redirect.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root, uid=0)
Dec 31 16:13:41 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: update_dyld_shared_cache -root /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: update_dyld_shared_cache failed: read failure copying dylib errno=5 for /usr/lib/libiconv.2.dylib while copying /usr/lib/libiconv.2.dylib to shared cache
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: update_dyld_shared_cache exited with 1
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Triggering XPC service cache rebuild on next boot
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Executing script "preinstall" in /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Scripts/com.apple.pkg.BaseSystemResources.nCEQmJ
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Executing script "preinstall" in /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Scripts/com.apple.pkg.Essentials.V1t4Ei
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Executing script "preinstall" in /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Scripts/com.apple.pkg.BSD.xCwqOc
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Executing script "preinstall" in /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Scripts/com.apple.pkg.OSInstall.vMxFwC
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local _mdnsresponder[490]: Running Install Scripts . . .
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local _mdnsresponder[492]: Begin script: preinstall
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local _mdnsresponder[494]: End script: preinstall
Dec 31 16:13:56 MacBook-Pro.local _mdnsresponder[495]: 1 Install Scripts run.
Dec 31 16:13:57 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Using trashcan path /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Trashes for sandbox /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath
Dec 31 16:13:57 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Shoving /Volumes/Mac SSD/.OSInstallSandboxPath/Root (19 items) to /Volumes/Mac SSD
Dec 31 16:13:58 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: kextcache -update-volume /Volumes/Mac SSD -Installer
Dec 31 16:14:01 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: kextcache: Failed to read file.
Dec 31 16:14:01 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: kextcache: Failed to read kernel file.
Dec 31 16:14:01 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: kextcache: Child process /usr/sbin/kextcache[498] exited with status 71.
Dec 31 16:14:01 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: kextcache: Error 107 rebuilding /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/kernelcache
Dec 31 16:14:01 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: PackageKit: Install Failed: Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=121 "An error occurred while updating system extension information." UserInfo=0x7f8ceb6f18f0 {NSUnderlyingError=0x7f8ceb6f4d20 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (kextcache error 71.)", NSLocalizedDescription=An error occurred while updating system extension information., arguments=(
"-update-volume",
"/Volumes/Mac SSD",
"-Installer"
NSLocalizedDescription = "An error occurred while updating system extension information.";
NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=kextcache Code=71 \"The operation couldn\U2019t be completed. (kextcache error 71.)\"";
arguments = (
"-update-volume",
"/Volumes/Mac SSD",
"-Installer"
Dec 31 16:14:01 MacBook-Pro.local OSInstaller[414]: OSIInstallElement <OSIInstallElement: 0x7f8ceb4250e0> errored out:Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=121 "An error occurred while updating system extension iSSD is brand new..out of the box never use it before... is working totally fine on my external enclosure.
Great. Then problems with the SDD itself are far less likely.
Yosemite installs fine and I can run normally.
Good. then your Yosemite Installer is not damaged, and your SSD is probably good.
As soon as I put it into the internal the Yosemite install just never finishes, time keeps restarting.
I can see the SSD i can copy files but I can't install Yosemite. what do think I can do??
Then there is a problem with that setup. If you have installed onto it as an external, it is unlikely to be a Drive format problem. But to give yourself the best possible outcomes, use Disk Utility to erase the SSD before the Install.
Be methodical. Use a process of elimination. What can you trust, and what are you not sure of?
It still could be a marginal Drive cable. ifixit and other sellers can sell you a new cable for very little money. -
Samsung 840 EVO SSD slow in macbook Pro
Hello Everybody.
Some months ago I got from amazon the a 250 Gb ssd, samsung 840 Evo.
Usign Black Magic I was impressed to see read/write speed about 450 MB/s.
Lately, running Black Magic Speed test, I noticed that the results drop down to 30 MB/s.
I just updated the ssd firmware and the result are almost the same (i think is going a lil better, but still dropping to 30-40 MB/s.
I know there are some threads about this, but didnt get to have clear is this normal, a faulty piece or what?
Some more info:
Trim Enabler ON.
Free space from 50Gb-120 Gb (the results are almost the same)
Macbook Pro 15" mid 2012, 2,3 GHz ,i7, 8GB ram.
ssd firmware EXT0BB6Q (just updated)
Even more info:
Right now I have just Chrome opened, and I'm running some tests.
The very first result go up to 480 Read and over 500 Write.
Restarting the test sometimes the first results in Write dont go higher than 260 MB/s.
Within 10-15 sec the write speed drops to 180 Write, then up again to 230-260 MB/s.
Waiting 1-2 min It drops down to 100, then 80 to reach 30 MB/s (all this is Write speed, Read is almost constant at 480-500 MB/s)
Stress 5GB.totemsub wrote:
Grant,
I have been using the drive as a system drive for one year without enabling the TRIM, which I did yesterday. Are you suggesting that enabling TRIM does not remove the garbage filled blocks? Should I format the drive and proceed with a fresh install, or will the blocks clean with regular use?
Put simply, when something is deleted on a HD, the OS understands that the space is now free and can be written to. SSD's do not understand that so the pages from which the file was deleted are considered still full of good stuff. The link I provided goes into some detail about what's involved in erasing SSD blocks so deleted files get moved along with the current files in the SSD erasure dance.
TRIM is the way the OS informs the SSD that the space occupied by the deleted file really can be erased, and the SSD then acts on it. However, your SSD hasn't been directly notified about the year's worth of deleted data because TRIM wasn't activated to do it. The SSD's Garbage Collection process will get to that space eventually but it won't be as efficient as if TRIM was there to help.
But since all the SSD's blocks have a finite life span, the less they're exercised by erasing, formatting and reinstalling stuff, the longer the SSD should last. -
Any known issues installing Samsung 840 EVO SSD in a T540p 20BE?
After reading the "Hardware Maintenance Manual" for the Thinkpad T540p, and the installation guide for the Samsung 840 EVO SSD, this looks pretty straightforward. But I thought I'd be careful and ask here if there are any pitfalls I should watch out for.
I'm planning on using the Samsung Data Migration software to migrate everything from the old drive to the SSD.
Has anyone here installed one of these Samsung 840 EVO SSD's? Is it as straightforward as it looks?Yes it is. Its wizard will guide you through the process, but just remember, that booting from your newly cloned drive, you must boot it from within your computer, not through an external USB connection.
If that isn't working, you have done something wrong, but it's no problem as your original drive can be put back into the machine and the cloning program run again with different settings if required.
ThinkPad W540 (20BG) - i7-4800MQ/24GB // ThinkPad T440s (20AQ) - i7-4600U/12GB
ThinkPad T440p (20AW) - i7-4800MQ/16GB // ThinkPad Helix (3698-6EU) - i5-3337U/4GB
ThinkPad W520 (4282-W4Q) - i7-2720QM/32GB // ThinkPad T400 (2767-W1C) - P9500/8GB
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Hello every one
I just bought a new Think Station P700. Before installing Windows 7 I changed the build in Hard disk to a new Samsung 840 EVO SSD. The diagnostic is able to find the SSD and all tests are passed.
Within the BIOS the SSD is not listed and when installing Windows 7 I’m not able to select the SSD.
I tested the SSD by attaching it to another System and it works fine.
How can I get this combination to work?
If more details are required please let me know.
Any helpful remarks or suggestions are welcome.
Thank you in advance.
Best RegardsWhere is your SSD installed? I need to know the specific port on the board.
When installing win7 to the sSATA controller (i.e. red ports SATA 1, 2, 3, or 4) you need to provide the Intel RSTe driver. The controller is not native to win7. If you happen to have your SSD installed to a black port, these are legacy AHCI and those ports should be native to win7. Installing to the red sSATA ports is recommended.
With your win8.1 issue above, the only time I've seen messages like that (granted my German is a bit rusty) is when you have not deleted the existing partition on the drive. You can try wiping out all the existing partitions on the drive and then installing the image. -
MSI GX660R with intel motherboard and compatibility with Samsung 840 EVO SSD
Hi
Im am new to this forum, so I apologize in advance if this post is in the wrong section.
I am considering to replace the hard drive in my MSI GX660R with a Samsung 840 EVO 250 gb ssd, since it has the best benchmark ratings and are very afordable. My laptop has an Intel motherboard with an i7 core processor.
My question in relation to the upgrade is, whether the laptop is compatible with that excact ssd. I plan to run it in AHCI mode, since I have bad expirience with loss of data under RAID. If i chose to run the extra HDD as a secondary drive, it will therefore still be under AHCI.
Can anyone refer me to some sort of compatibility list, or tell me if the above mentioned drive is compatible? I havent been able to find out myself, and MSI is farily difficult to get in contact with.
Any help is appreciated.Yes, your early 2013 Retina model uses 6.0 Gbps SATA but it's not a standard mSATA connection. You could upgrade using Transcend's JetFlash -> http://www.transcend-info.com/apple/jetdrive/ - to space up to 960GB, however.
Clinton
MacBook Pro (15-inch Late 2011), OS Mavericks 10.9.4, 16GB Crucial RAM, Crucial M500 960GB SSD, 27” Apple Thunderbolt Display -
MacPro 4,1 won't boot from Samsung 840 EVO SSD
Hello,
I've recently replaced the SSD in my MacPro4,1 system with a Samsung 840 EVO one. Before that I had an older OWC disk that worked fine.
Did a fresh install and everything was fine until the first reboot when the system doesn't start from the SSD anymore. It stays a bit displaying the access denied icon (cycles a couple of times through the mac icon, which dissapears immediately, and the access denied one) and then it boots into Windows or Recovery (both of these are on a separate partition).
Startup manager does not show the SSD in the list. Booting in Windows or Recovery however, the SSD appears in the list of devices that I can boot from. However it does not work.
I managed to start it up by booting into Recovery first, doing a Repair Disk which shows at the end "Updating boot support partitions for the volume as required." and then rebooting. This only works once, if I want to reboot again I have to do the Repair Disk bit again.
Thanks,
AnduCheck to see if you have the latest firmware on the Evo
http://www.samsung.com/global/business/semiconductor/minisite/SSD/global/html/su pport/downloads.html -
Z87-G45 Gaming not able to install Win7 x64 with Samsung 840 EVO
I have a brand new:
i5 4570
MSI Z87-G45 Gaming
250GB Samsung 840 EVO
1x 8GB Corsair ValueRam DDR3 1600
I got everything hooked up properly, but I am not able to install Win7 x64 through an USB pen drive (Kingston Datatravel 32GB USB3) I have a proper official and Legit MSDN ISO, formatted by the Win7 USB tool from MS itself.
Note that i do not have an optical device (DVD) installed so I cannot use it 'the old way'.
Bios settings are okay, everything is recognized
USB Legacy - Kingston Datatraveler
HDD Legacy - Samsung 840 EVO
Win7 setup loads properly; but before I can select the Harddrive / SSD to install Win7 on I get prompted that additional (3rd party) drivers are needed to proceed. The volume is not recognized. This happens 9 out of 10 times. In the 10% cases I do get the option to format the SSD and/or create partitions. However, installation fails after all, cannot load or find file ...
What I've tried so far:
Switch out the SATA cables and power cables
Switch through the various SATA ports on the MB 1 through 6
Tried UEFI and UEFI/Legacy (UEFI doesn't seem to work at all)
Update UEFI to V 1.50
All the above result in the case mentioned.
I have succesfully installed the SSD in an other PC, using the same pen drive and ISO and it worked like a charme, thus ruling out that the SSD, pen drive or image is corrupt.
Even when I switched out the SSD after Win7 setup has succesfully copied, unpacked and installed all the files (doing this on the other machine where it works like a charm). Then switching it to the MSI Z87...it fails; starting the setup procedure right from the start, like nothing was ever written on the SSD...
Finally i turned to Win8, and guess what, it installed without any glitches on the MSI Z87
What am I missing here, I would really want to install Win7 instead of Win8
Forgot to enable / disable something in the UEFI? I really don't know, google doesn't give much information on this specific problem (SSD is recognized properly by the BIOS / UEFI as far as I can tell)
The only thing I have not tried out so far is updating the Samsung SSD firmware to the 1.0 version which has been release 3 days ago...
Any clues, tips, hunches??Quote from: Bernhard on 25-October-13, 18:33:41
Did you disable Secure Boot in the BIOS? If not, then Win7 won't load.
Hmmm not sure, thanks for the reply, will have to look into that later today!
I didn't change it from the default setting I think, unless it is part of the Win8 features in the UEFI. All where disabled by default, and I kept them disabled.
Where is Secure Boot listed in the UEFI, and any idea wether it is enabled by default?
::EDIT::
Found it in some screenshots, I cannot recall from the top of my head wether it was enabled or disabled, allthough my gutt feeling says it already is disabled.
http://cdn.pcper.com/files/imagecache/article_max_width/review/2013-05-31/09-MSI_SnapShot_23.gif
http://cdn.pcper.com/files/imagecache/article_max_width/review/2013-05-31/10-MSI_SnapShot_24.gif
Nice overview of the entire UEFI btw: http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Motherboards/MSI-Z87-GD65-Gaming-Motherboard-Review/BIOS-Features-continued -
MSI GT70 0NC 494 - Samsung 840 Evo Problem
I recently brought a Samsung 840 Evo 500GB to replace the WD Black HDD on my MSI GT70-0NC-494 laptop. OS is Windows 8. Im going type out pretty much how I ended up to where I am right now in hopes that maybe someone could catch where I went wrong.
So here's the story:
The cloning process went smoothly and I was able to load the OS from the SSD without any problems. Then I immediately updated the firmware and I set the optimizations using the Magician software.
I ran CrystalDiskMark and had speeds around ~300MB for both read and writes on the sequential test. Thought that my speeds were kind of slow when comparing them to the others I've seen. AHCI is on. I know my laptop has a SATA 2 and SATA 3 slot but I did plug the SSD in the SATA 3. SATA 3 connection is confirmed through Intel RST application and Samsung Magician. The speed is just not around the ballpark of what everyone is getting.
Ok, let's see the speeds with Rapid Mode so I turned on Rapid Mode and restarted. Then I get a "Start PXE over IPv6/4" message which then leads to the BIOS screen. Turn off laptop, turn it on, and get the same message. Turn off laptop again, turn it on, and the OS loads this time.
I thought that was weird but whatever I got to the OS, I thought. Open up Task Manager to see how Rapid Mode affects my RAM capacity since my regular usage already puts me ~1.5GB below max. 1.9GB shows up on RAM. Thought I'd be starting closer to 3GB. Then again, Im not entirely sure on how Rapid Mode works so whatever. Run the benchmark test through Magician software.
(This pic was from after I reinstalled Win 8 but the performance drop was similar)
Ok, , the read speeds is now garbage. Did the test on CrystalDiskMark and it shows similar results. It was late at night and Im feeling tired so I keep my laptop idle overnight to see if that would help. Nope, read speeds are still garbage. Surprisingly enough, CrystalDiskMark would show write speeds for sequential hitting ~1000MB/s so it seems that the write process is somewhat fine. The read process seems like it's broken.
So I turn off Rapid Mode and see if that fixes my read speeds. Restart. Get BSOD on startup. Turned laptop on and off multiple times to see if anything works but no avail. Thankfully I created a set of recovery disks 2 days ago so I immediately run that now. I was planning to restore the OS to factory install anyways so its fine.
OS is restored. At this point Im scared of installing the Samsung Magician software so I make a restore point. This time I want to see what happens if I install the software and run Rapid Mode through Win 8.1.
Seems like I can't just upgrade to 8.1 without installing a bunch of updates first so I do that. I got impatient so I went ahead and installed Magician and did the optimizations. CrystalDiskMark showed ~300MB/s for read and ~400MB/s for write. Ran the Magician benchmark and it produced the light blue bars on the screenshot above.
Let's try Rapid Mode now. Turn Rapid Mode on, restart, and I am again greeted with the "Start PXE over IPv6/4" message before hitting the BIOS. Now Im telling myself that I messed up again. Turned off the laptop and turned it on. OS is back. Awesome, only 1 try.
Did benchmarks on Magician which again showed that my read speeds were garbage (dark blue bars). I'm not even going to touch Rapid Mode for fear of having to reinstall the OS again. So now Im trying to upgrade to Win 8.1 and see if that fixes something.
Download 8.1, restart, I get some BSOD message with the code "0xC1900101 - 0X20017", restart through BIOS, and I get an error saying that 8.1 failed and Im being reverted to 8. Desktop loads up, I check Magician and my 840 Evo doesnt even appear on the drop down list. The software even says Rapid Mode is disabled even though I can see the Rapid Mode service through task manager.
Now Im just running tests, and restarting the laptop to install additional Windows updates. Upgrade to Windows 8.1 actually went through this time. After the update, Magician now says that Rapid Mode is on and my SSD again appears to be selectable. Read speeds seems to have gotten a *tiny bit* better but it is still extremely low.
Decided to say screw it, disabled Rapid Mode, restarted, again with the "Start PXE over IPv6/4". Turn off laptop, turn on, surprisingly no BSOD saying my system is forever broken. Now Im trying to see if I could salvage the performance back through messing with the settings so I followed most of the advice on another website.
Now it seems that the write speed is consistently good, but again the read speeds are absolutely horrid. I used AS-SSD for the benchmark instead of CrystalDiskMark this time.
And that is where I am right now. I am very sorry that the post is ridiculously long. I've been constantly looking around the internets to see if anyone has the same problem as me and I couldnt find a solution. I wanted to somewhat be detailed with my process so I can know whether this problem is the software or the MSI hardware. Or if the problem is with my specific SSD and that I'd have to RMA it.How did you go about installing Windows?
It looks like the first time you used some software that ended up cloning it from the HDD to the SSD. That's a no-no in general, and I'd never trust it to work well.
Then the next time, you say you restored it. But you don't say if that was from the SSD/HDD or from recovery media that you had generated.
I'll be perfectly honest, I'd only trust installing from Recovery media when it comes to installing a new drive.
I'd say to do that. Install from Recovery media and see if that fixes the problem.
I will also say that a number of users have had issues with the Samsung 840 drives. Most of them were using the Samsung 840 Pro drives, not the EVO's, but just something to keep in mind. They were only able to get them to operate at SATA2 speeds. -
I have a S.M.A.R.T error on my current Hitachi drive that came with me Early 2011 Macbook pro. Want to upgrade to SSD.
Trying to decide between Samsung 840 EVO 250gb and Crucial M500 240gb, at this gb range, the Samsung is faster and uses less wattage....ONE PROBLEM...I have read many user experiences that note it is much less mac-friendly...
The software samsung offers is not IOS compatible and some report lower than expected speeds after installation...Also apparently the RAPID MODE of the drive, the fastest drive mode is nonexistant when installed on a Macbook pro?
Should I opt for the slower and more power cosuming Crucial M500 240gb SSD because it is more Mac-friendly? Does anyone have a Samsung 840 EVO 250 gb SSD installed in their macbook pro? What has been your experience?
Thanks ahead of time!
Resoure: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/crucial-m500-1tb-ssd,3551.htmlI decided against the Evo as there are too many Mac users that have had issues with slow speed on them. Even without these, the main speed that Samsung states for the Evo comes form turbo Write which is a PC only feature as is software dependent.
I'm sorry but Crucials M500 is simply too slow compared to modern drives to be recomended. Read speed is ok, but the write is far too slow for the price.
I've used and installed both a Samsung 840 basic and a Samsung 840 Pro in 2 separate Mac books! and currently have the 840 Pro in my own MacBook Pro and it comes very highly recomended. It's all but the fastest Sata III drive you can buy - A few OCZ drives just edge it but the difference is negligible. Samsung by far have the best reliability though when it comes to SSD's. I've been getting 520Mb/s easily on mine consistently, and without getting a MacBook with a PCIe drive you won't get a faster more reliable drive.
I really would recommend nothing else. -
Samsung 840 Evo incredibly slow in MacBook Pro 2011
I just got a brand new 250GB Samsung 840 Evo SSD and put it in my MacBook Pro. The drive is incredibly slow. OS X install took hours, and it takes over a minute to boot up. Even small tasks like clicking a button take several seconds to process. I have enabled TRIM through terminal (which took about an hour) and still no better. Is this something that can be fix or should I get an RMA# from NewEgg?
jeffturner24,
older firmware revisions of the 840 EVO are known to be problematic on Macs. You can download the latest firmware package for it (and an instructional PDF) from this Samsung page; with this package, you can burn a bootable DVD from which the latest firmware revision can be installed.
Another possibility is that you might have a faulty internal SATA cable. If you connect your SSD externally and boot from it then, and it runs at normal SSD speeds, but it remains incredibly slow when booting from it internally, that could point to a problem with your internal SATA cable. (Hard disks are more tolerant of a faulty internal SATA cable than SSDs are.)
If neither step above resolves the issue, then you should arrange an exchange with Newegg. -
Samsung 840 EVO Series MZ-7TE1T0 1TB
Can the Samsung 840 EVO Series MZ-7TE1T0 1TB be used in place of the internal hard disk in a MacBook Pro 17" Late 2011?
Thanks,
RichardThe samsung is compatible with your laptop, no problem with that. But your plan of installing 2 disks has some disadvantages.
First of all, there is no space for two 2.5'' disks inside the T430s (70mm disks are referred to as 2.5''). You will have to remove the DVD-RW and install a caddy. Inside the caddy you can install one of the disks. It's not difficult or expensive but you will lose the DVD drive.
Second, why would you buy a 1TB SSD for storage??? It would cost you sometning like 600 euros while for 80 euros you could buy any 1TB mechanical disk and it would be more than fast enough for storage. SSDs are meant for the operating system and programs and there they make a big difference. But anyway, if you have lots of money to burn, why not?
There is another solution though, much more sensible i think. Your T430s can accept mSata SSDs. They come in the form of add-on cards, much like ram modules, and they are installed in the interior of the laptop. Take a look here and here. You can buy a 256GB mSata SSD for around 200 euros and install your OS and programs there, leaving the 2.5" compartment available to install a big 1TB mechanical disk for storage. This way you get to keep your DVD drive as well.
My 2 cents..
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