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I'm not a smart man, please explain Lion if say my hard drive dies
#11
I HOPE this isn't what apple is up to, but to restore from a time machine backup should only require the time machine drive and your computer's original restore DVD (as long as it's 10.5 or later)

but there is no way in hell this is an image ONLY thing - LOTS and LOTS of people still do not have broadband or easy access to an applestore.
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#12
pRICE cUBE wrote: I'm not a smart man

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#13
bazookaman wrote:
[quote=pRICE cUBE]I'm not a smart man


Just lucky...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNa4EMUWnAc
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#14
.....as far as I'm concerned, that is the truth.....if I'm LION....I'm dyin'.......
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#15
You guys are all wrong.
It's really quite simple-- hold down the "T" key while starting up the iCloud.
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#16
modelamac wrote:
Fairly simple.

When you download from the App Store, BUT BEFORE you install, you use Disk Utility to make a dmg file. You burn that file to DVD or put it on an external drive. You now have your dmg installer for backup.

As far as I can tell, you can't do this with the app store. The app store doesn't expose the .dmg file for you to burn. I could be wrong, but everything was automatically installed from app store for the apps I've downloaded.
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#17
I suppose we could use floppy disks.
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#18
Wouldn't a clone of a bootable back up from an external drive onto a new replacement drive, suffice to get you back to where you were?
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#19
Zoidberg - wrote:
...a basic startup system will be "hardwired" into the brains of the machine

Already exists, part of the transition to x86 and UEFI .
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