Iona,
If you use disk utility, which is a choice when you boot up with command r and
Fred, then yes. You can erase your drive. Afterwards, because it is erased, you
will start from scratch. By the way, you can also change your language for the
time being, that you have not reinstalled Lion yet.
Hello,
Sorry, I don't know what to tell you.
I don't know about an iPhone internet connection.
I'm referring to my local ether net connection, from the Recovery Partition.
Dan
On Sep 17, 2011, at 11:12 AM, Ioana Gandrabur wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> So do you mean that to reinstall you need to be co
Hi again,
So do you mean that to reinstall you need to be connected via cable? Would the
iphone usb connection do? How much does it have do download? I am asking
because I only have 6 gb per month and would love to avoid downloading the
whole os.
Thanks,
Ioana
(Sent from my phone)
Please ch
Hi,
Thanks for this.
Will it let me eerase the disk first during the re-install? Also, do you know f
it is toosmart for its own good and remembers old user settnngs or can I set
everything from scratch? I want to set os language and other such things.
Thanks,
Ioana
(Sent from my phone)
Pleas
Hello,
This brings up another question.
When reinstalling Lion, how does a VoiceOver user access the internet from the
recovery drive?
In other words:
1. The computer has been rebooted using Command R at the chime.
2. VO using Fred has been started.
3. Now it's time to start the reinstall process
Hi Ioana, and Teresa,
Because of a message by Ricardo Walker,I now know I forgot to mention a simpler
option. If lion is already installed Iona, you could also reinstall a clean
lion from the recovery partition. When lion installs, not only will it simply
install into macintosh hd, but a separat
Hi, Ioana,
Once the OS is installed, the installer package deletes itself. You could try
looking in the applications folder for it on the off-chance it was replaced
ther by the previous owner, but it's unlikely to be there. Sorry.
Teresa
On Sep 16, 2011, at 3:28 PM, Ioana Gandrabur wrote:
> Hi
Hi Paul and list,Given that the previous owner downloaded the file, would he
not have an instaler somewhere on the mac?
Regardless, I did sign out of his account in the app store and signed in with
mine (I already had one for my iPhone) and searched for lion. unfortunately I
could not buy it sin
Hi Iona,
I don't think you need the apple id of the previous owner. However, you do need
to get hold of the lion installer app. Which is over 3 gigabytes. Normally, you
download this from the app store. Do you have an apple ID of your own yet? If
you do, when asked for your apple ID, you can fil
