I have accomplished this by downloading and running a free application called
Lion Diskmaker 2rc2.app. They welcome donations but you are not obliged to pay.
Once you paste this application into your application folder, open it. It will
locate your .dmg file and will ask you on which drive you wish to create a
bootable image. Choose your drive or partition, and job done. First time I did
it, the application actually informed me that it had completed the task. But
next time, it just hung there. I had to force quit it but when I tested the
usb flash drive by booting from it, it worked fine.
You should be able to find the relevant web page in Google.
Good luck.
Andrew
On 7 Aug 2012, at 04:11, Kliphton wrote:
Okay, read the instructions on how to do a clean install from a usb thumb
drive. And after you partition, or erase and mount the USB storage, it
says put the dmg file in a folder where you can find it. I did all that,
now how do I drag it to this usb drive so I can restore. I launch disc
utility, but have know clue on how to mount the dmg file. An I missing
something?
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