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System Disk Utility 2.6.2 for Mac OS X Server 1.2 is a Mac OS program that allows you to select which hard disk your computer will start up from. To startup your computer with Mac OS X Server 1.2, you use System Disk Utility 2.6.2 to select your Mac OS X Server 1.2 hard disk, then you restart your computer. NOTE: This version of System Disk Utility 2.6.2 is not an update and does not replace the version of System Disk included with Mac OS X Public Beta. System Disk does not work correctly with ATA disks in Slave mode. Full Specifications General Publisher Publisher web site Release Date September 29, 2000 Date Added September 29, 2000 Version 2.6.2 Category Category Subcategory Operating Systems Operating Systems Mac OS Classic/X 10.0 Additional Requirements. Mac OS X Server 1.2 (not OS X Beta).
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. and navigate to /Applications.
Locate the file named Install OS X Yosemite. Right-click the OS X Yosemite file and select Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu. Open the Contents folder.
Open the Shared Support folder. Here you will find the disk image that contains the files we need to create a bootable installer. Double-click the InstallESD.dmg file. This will mount the InstallESD image on your Mac's desktop and open a Finder window that displays the contents of the mounted file. You may notice that the mounted image seems to contain only a single folder, named Packages. In actuality, there's an entire bootable system on the image file that is hidden.
We need to use Terminal to make the system files visible. If you don't know how to do this, you can use the instructions in the article below to make the files visible:.
When you've done that, we can continue. Now that the files are visible, you can see that the OS X Install ESD image contains three additional files:.DSStore, BaseSystem.chunklist, and BaseSystem.dmg. We're going to use this Finder window in subsequent steps, so leave this window open.
Launch Disk Utility, located at /Applications/Utilities. Make sure the target USB flash drive is connected to your Mac. Select the BaseSystem.dmg item listed in the left-hand pane of the Disk Utility window. It may be listed near the bottom, after your Mac's internal and external drives. If the BaseSystem.dmg item is not present in the Disk Utility sidebar, you can drag it there from the Finder window that appeared when you mounted the InstallESD.dmg file. Once the file is present in the Disk Utility sidebar, be sure to select BaseSystem.dmg, not InstallESD.dmg, which will also be in the list. Click the Restore tab. In the Restore tab, you should see BaseSystem.dmg listed in the Source field.
If not, drag the BaseSystem.dmg item from the left-hand pane to the Source field. Drag the USB flash drive from the left-hand pane to the Destination field. The next step will completely erase the contents of the USB flash drive (or any other bootable device you dragged to the Destination field). Click the Restore button. You'll be asked if you're sure you want to erase the USB flash drive and replace its contents with BaseSystem.dmg. Click the Erase button.
If requested, supply your administrative password and click OK. The restore process will take a bit of time.
Once it's complete, the Flash drive will mount on your desktop and open in a Finder window named OS X Base System. Keep this Finder window open, because we'll be making use of it in subsequent steps. In the Finder window named OS X Base System:.
Open the System folder. Open the Installation folder. Within this folder, you'll find an alias named Packages. Delete the Packages alias by dragging it to the trash, or by right-clicking the alias and selecting Move to Trash from the pop-up menu. Leave the Installation window open, because we'll use it below. Open the Finder window named OS X Install ESD.
(If you didn't leave this window open from the earlier steps, follow the instructions in Step 2 to bring the window back.). From the OS X Install ESD window, drag the Packages folder to the Installation window you left open above. From the OS X Install ESD window, drag the BaseSystem.chunklist and BaseSystem.dmg files to the OS X Base System window (the root level of the USB flash drive) to copy them to the flash drive.
Once the copying is complete, you can close all of the Finder windows.