Resquid Mac OS

Resquid Mac OS

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Resquid Mac Os Update
For some reason, OSX often 'misses' one or more of the attached USB devices during boot-up. It seems to be random and usually can be corrected by rebooting. To make matters worse, I usually don't find out somethings missing until I try to use it which means taking down all running applications before the reboot. In Windows you can go to the device manager and have it 'scan for new hardware'. Is there an equivalent in OSX? It would save a lot of time. 
 20' Intel iMac (2.0GB RAM, 500GB HD + 1.5TB external, 20' Cineama Display) Mac OS X (10.4.7) All tools, no talent!
 Posted on Jan 15, 2007 6:10 AM 
TawtinTom wrote:

Is there a way to make bootable USB from current installation?
Carl the stickman mac os. No. 

On Linux that can be done, but not OS X, no program that I know of exists, but it would certainly be welcome, but Apple would likely sue them.

I did not realize while purchasing it, I will need installation DVD. Guardia prison mac os.

The original 10.6 machine specific disks should have came with the used machine, contact the original owner.

so be on safe side want to get rid of, if any remote access to my MacBook, data sharing or anything like this.

If I cannot make bootable USB, what settings/preferences I need to clean up for achieving my safety concern?

You will need to securely wipe the entire drive to accomplish this and you will need to boot from the 10.6 install disk.

Software can lie to you, so if it says one thing it still might be open and exposing you to intrusions.

I don't want to buy installation DVD from apple.

You'll need the 10.6.4-10.6.8 disk and if the machine originally came with 10.6.3 or later then you will need to contact Apple to get machine specific versions of the disks as those are not sold online, except if your lucky and find a used one for that exact model of Mac on eBay or something.

Intel Mac's that originally came with 10.4-10.6.2 from the factory can use the white 10.6.3 retail disks (sans free iLife), you can purchase from Apple or on Amazon.com or elsewhere.

If your interested in not installing malware, then don't use the illegal copies on P2P networks.

To find out what OS X version came with the machine, use the free MacTracker, also these links

To erase and install Snow Leopard

Optional: For Snow Leopard Speed Freaks

Resquid Mac Os Update Apr 9, 2013 4:49 AM