And Lion DiskMaker was still Lion DiskMaker while it was dealing with Mountain Lion. You see, Apple decided that the big-cat scheme was not possible to use anymore, and they decided to move to something else (California places of interest). And it warns you when a new version is available.So that you can always have an up-to-date version. Due to internal changes performed by Apple, this is NOT supported anymore.
#DISKMAKER X PRO INSTALL#
Previous versions of Lion DiskMaker allowed to use the InstallESD.dmg extracted from the OS X Install app. I tried the option key on mac boot, but the USB is not there. But when I try to check the USB, its not on Startup Disk. And I created a bootable USB for OS X Yosemite with DiskMaker X 6, in case Sierra goes wrong.
But it should work if the disk is somewhere else. Recently I have download Sierra and Yosemite, and am currently running El Capitan.
It warns you when a new major OS version is available, and even opens the App Store for you if you wish. It’s better at this time to leave the OS X Mavericks Installer in the /Applications folder.With a blank external hard disk or flash drive at your fingertips, follow these instructions. The app is free, but a donation is suggested. Want to upgrade your previous USB thumb drive ? Connect it, launch Lion DiskMaker, bim, automatic detection. You can always use the Mac Terminal app to create a bootable installation disk, but DiskMaker X automates the process. It auto-detects if a connected disk has already been built using a previous version of Lion DiskMaker.It still retains compatibility with 10.7 and 10.8. You’ll need the full OS X Install app though, the InstallESD.DMG alone is not supported anymore. Finally… It’s THERE! The next generation Lion DiskMaker is available as a final version, with no bugs (AH AH AH that was a good joke).īut it’s feature-complete, it’s been tested on the four last OS versions (from 10.6.8 to 10.9), and it has lots of nice features in it :
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