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This will mount the volume ” Mac OSX Base System”Ĥ) Open Disk Utility in /Applications/Utilitiesĭec 15 – Added io9 ReviewDec 12 – Added Clever Move DMG ReviewDec 11 – Added Kill Screen DMG ReviewDec 5 – Added Geek Dad’s Rolling an Adventure Using the Dungeon Master’s Guide Part I and 2 new reviews from Tower of the Archmage and The Cool Ship.Here is an updated list of the reviews as they come in for the D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master’s Guide. Navigate to it from the sidebar – Recovery HD//BaseSystem.dmgģ) Doubleclick BaseSystem.dmg to mount it also in the sidebar. Now the Recovery HD is mounted in the Finder and you can see it in the sidebar under Devices We can also identify the Recovery drive by the name and the size – set at 650mb The main drive in this list is No.2 with the “Identifier” of disk0s2, the boot Recovery HD drive is disk0s3 That’s it one external bootable Recovery Drive – this works on both OSX 10.7 and 10.8 The Terminal Wayġ) Launch Terminal from /Applications/Utilities and run:

You can make a bootable USB drive or disk from the Recovery Partition 2 ways – the easy way and on the Terminal The Easy Wayġ) Download OSX Recovery Disk Assistant and uncompress and launch itĢ) Attach the USB drive that you want to copy the Recovery Partition to.ģ) Select the drive and continue (All contents on it will be erased) If you bought a new machine from Apple you have OS X 10.8 already installed – but no back up disk! and since you haven’t bought the OSX Lion 10.8 App from the App store you can’t re-download it – so thats why you have the recovery drive as a partition in your main hard drive, to boot from it you need to restart the machine and when it starts to boot hold down “command” + “r” keys.įrom the Recovery Partition Hard Drivr you can run Disk Utility, access the command line, get online help and do a restore from a Time Machine backup and re-install Mountain Lion leaving all your other files intact – it just replaces the core operating system. On every OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion there is a hidden partition to enable a method for Mountain Lion OS to be reinstalled on the machine, it is known as the Recovery Partition or drive and is 650mb in size. Now to boot from it just select it as the Start Up disk in System Preferences or hold down option key on boot and select it from the choice of bootable devices.

Your bootable USB drive will be called “Mac OS X Base System” after the restore is complete. Right click anywhere in the empty space on the RHS pane and select 'Copy Here'. Open the TransMac program and navigate to the HFS+ Volume/Install macOS High Sierra.app/Contents folder. Transmac to Copy 'SharedSupport' folder to OS X Base System.