Thank you so much! I had a hard drive that was not being recognized by my MacBook. I started in safe mode and extracted it into a disk image (not sure why I saw the hard drive in safe mode but not in regular mode). I managed to reformat the hard drive without any data loss! I did not know this was possible and I thank your video for helping me see the way
@Mary Poppins - if my video saved you money and time then why don't you click on the THANKS button under my video or as a thanks buy me a beer donate.stripe.com/14k29O62BbHG2QM288 ? 😇
Thanks. I have an image of a Linux build I had on a bootable USB stick. Can I move this to a partition on the Macs hard drive and dual boot? If so. How?! 😊
@@seefees I am have a same question, Teresa...its possible clone and restore entire windows system? Buy the way, is there a possible to modified some file on Windows bootable usb to recognize and accept install with macOs AND not only one disk but another disks plugged? Because with Nvme its a real trouble unplugged NVme all the time Windows crash (as usual kkk)...? Its more day by day im not using Windows because macOs (Hackintosh) became my Hobby for years...and Windows issues is only get trouble....oh thanks again!!!
Hello. Finally a woman who speaks in this subject, you are fantastic. But ... where did you find the wallpaper? I find them similar but not the same ... help !!!
This is more of a question on what someone else did when they recovered or cloned my data. My original drive was starting to fail, so I had a computer shop save my data on an SSD. The system could no longer do a normal startup without the machine freezing so I attempted to do it in the recovery mode startup. The drive didn't show up as a bootable image but I figured it was because it wasn't formatted to do that. Now curious, I looked at it inside the disk utility. Strangely, I couldn't modify the drive at all so I gave up and bought a new internal SSD and manually reinstalled everything. Now that I have a working system, I've been attempting to get at the recovered data. However, when I plug it in and open the volume, it shows up as empty. No files, no applications, no mountable disk image. But when I open up disk utility, I can see that 1/2 of the drive is being utilized... so something is there? At first I thought it was because I'm running Mojave 10.14.6 and it was formatted with APFS. That's just barely skimming by as working OS. But that doesn't seem to be the problem because even when I plug it into my Mac pro at work, which is running the latest OS, it still shows up as empty. Should I try to mount it, restore, image from? And there are three levels to the container. Which one am I supposed to be messing with? I no longer need a system restoration, l'm just trying to retrieve the old files. I've been digging around for a solution for months but I can't find a similar situation. Tried the apple forums and tech communities on discord but no one has a clue. Are there any other resources out there I should be looking into? Any advice is appreciated 😞
I recently made an installer usb drive its 64gb. It has 4 partition on it with 4 different macOS. It took me a while to make it, I’m new to the macOS environment. I wanted to make a backup of my usb to store away Incase of corruption that may happen down the road. How would I copy the whole usb to another usb of the same size? Thank you.
so let me get this right. i can use this exact method to save my dying HD and put it on anexternal HD to then be reinstalled on a new mac/newly installed mac hardrive and continue on like nothing was wrong?
Thank you for this video. I' tryin got transfer a disk image of an external SSD to another SSD. I tried creating the disk image onto the SSD that I want to restore it to but the scan keeps failing. The file size is too large for me to put it on my desktop. I don't know what to do. Please help..
Just to add to this query the reason I'm cloning an SSD is because I use a lot of plugins for music and the current SSD I have is almost full. If I copy the files from one SSD to another my software won't recognise the new SSD and I'd have to locate all my project files one at a time.
@lavinchi6709 - I'm glad my video helped you. Best thanks would be if you share my videos on forums/socials so it can help to more people and that will in return help to me to produce for you more quality content and still for free. And/or if you are really grateful for my help you can click under my video on the THANKS button, that will again help me keep producing for you useful content for free
I have a 2015 air. I want to be able to swap the SSD for the faster NVMe type. I have the adapter to make new ssd fit old slot. but I seem to be only able to clone if I put new ssd inside the mac and boot from old ssd via usb, format new ssd with APFS (osx journaled don't work because mac won't see it if connected by usb), then power off, restart in recovery mode, select diskutil, select recover, then diskutil shows 2 HD'S Internal and 2 external. I assume one of each is the boot and other is the data. then during the copy diskutil changed the new ssd name to match the source clones name.
i created a image of my bootcamp partition and restored it with succes on a different hard drive. the only problem is that my mac doesnt recognize it as bootable disk. Any ideas?
Hey, I have Macbook Pro mid-2012 model and updated to macOS Catalina. I want to upgrade my HDD to SSD. But when I'm trying to clone HDD to SSD with Disk Utility, the file system for Internal HDD is showing APFS(Encrypted). So it is getting difficult for me to understand & to move further. Kindly, tell me how can I format my new SAMSUNG SSD & clone it from Internal HDD which is using APFS(Encrypted) ??
In preparation for putting a higher capacity SSD in my MacBook Pro A1708, I want to create an image of the current SSD. The method you describe in the video does not let me choose the lA1708 SSD as the source from which to make the image. Am I missing something here?
I’m confused by some of the comments. Can you confirm that it’s possible to completely clone my Mac (Mojave), using that same Mac to create an image if itself? Or can I only clone external drives? Thanks for a good video?
sure it is possible. Or you can use any tools I showed to people on my second youtube channel in 35 minutes long video tutorial th-cam.com/video/kjyU0e_XzEM/w-d-xo.html
i can't get past this error Validating target... Validating source... Validating sizes... Restoring Verifying Inverting target volume... Couldn't unmount all volumes prior to inversion - Resource busy The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error 16.) Operation failed…
Dear Teresa, does this method work also with the system disk for example "apple ssd..."? No success yet, it says "operation cancelled", am I doing something wrong? Thx.
you can clone any disk, but it's of course not recommended to clone disk from which you are currently booted. So boot from any other disk and clone the one you wanted
@@morgonaut Hi Teresa, thank you very much, yes, one solution that i found meanwhile was to boot from the rescue partition and create from there the image of the macos system disk. But the restoration to my external usb HDD did not work yet. At the very end of the process i got a warning message that something failed with the partitioning the ext. disk, and that the restoration was not succesful. The ext. disk was erased first. Maybe it is the system disk's APFS filesystem? Maybe i will give a try with an ordinary flash drive instead of the ext. HDD.
@@GavinKimpson I abandoned the effort. I found it easier to just use W10 backup software while booted in Windows. On this machine I use rEFInd on a separate disk to manage triple boot, and disable other disks with EFIs in device manager, since Windows 10 does not play well with others.
I wasted so much time and money on every software restoration programs none of them came even close to Margonaut Media, I can't thank you enough, we will be tackling a list of issues, what find
@Jaime DeJesus Gonzalez - you're welcome. You can thank me by donation link in video description 😇 Share my video so it can help to more people and that will in return help to me produce for you more useful videos like this in future
Can I create an image of my local hard drive (the one I'm using to run Hackingotsh OS) and then restore it and of course be able to use the OS. how can one back up just the used space and not the whole drive including empty space? -hmmm, i believe i cannot restore it cuz I need Hackintosh to run the restore option. and even if I have another mac the one I want to back up is an M.2 drive that I can not simply plug to a USB reader or similar - anyways maybe i can still clone it no another SSD (but would it run the OS is my question.) Thank you very much, i install hacktosh using your tutorials
The image from my hard drive option isn’t available to click on...I can see it in the drop down box but it’s not an option to make a new image of. Any idea why?
ok you showed us how to have it on a USB. but what about back onto the internal drive? or lets say you put in a brand new ssd and now you want to put your old osx onto that ??
@@morgonaut no i get you can use that method to a usb or internal . but im talking about the "restore" steps. in the scenario i had mentioned.. you would have to have it on your usb, then restart it , then on boot take the take the necessary of copying and mirroring the info over to the internal
I think I have a mystery problem. I used ccc5 to clone my hackintosh then dragged the efi and boot loader to the efi partition on the copy but it still would not boot. I tried naming the copy in config.plist, still wouldn't boot. Seemed to have tried everything and all I get is a blinking cursor on the cloned drive. What am I missing?? Anyone have an idea??
For some reason one of my drives will not allow me to create an image of it, also won’t allow me to clone it in super duper or disk utility, any ideas to help? Thanks x
Why is the new disk not bootable? When I insert a new disk in place of the old one - the computer gives information that this disk is not bootable, but when I leave the old disk in the computer and the new one in USB, when I start the computer and select which disk to load the system from, I select the new USB disk - then the system loads properly. Do I need to make changes to the BIOS or do something else to make the new disk bootable?
@zarabiajnaclipachsupernuta5447 - how should I know that??? If I would know what exactly you did then I could answer, but because you did not provide full details, then it's impossible to help
you show -how to clone one disc image (mac os software (sierra)) my question is -if you can show if posible to make another image under first one -where to be stored the high sierra software
Hey Teresa, after installing BigSur on my macbook with a clean install, using a usb bootable stick, with my standard apps i would like to create a disk image and use it to restore it if i want a clean install without having to install everything again. Is that possible with a bootable stick?
it's a good question, but because even known software developers of for example Carbon Copy Cloner have problems with Big Sur I would not give it much chances. But you can always try it yourself and then let people know
Yeah! Unfortunately these steps are not correct!! The option to create an image from your current drive is actually grayed out according to the steps that she gave. You need to be in recovery mode for this to work. She never showed that!! Be careful of what you see on TH-cam. Everyone is a genious!🙄
DON'T SAY LIES ABOUT ME ON MY OWN CHANNEL OK?! I SHOWED EVERYTHING CORRECTLY, ALL STEPS ARE CORRECT, YOU DON'T NEED TO BE IN RECOVERY MODE FOR THE PURPOSE I SHOWED IN THIS VIDEO!!!
@@morgonaut That might be true on Intel-based Macs without T2 chip, M1-based Macs I am not so sure, but you can worst case use Time Machine (included preinstall) to backup EVERYTHING and restore from RecoveryOS (preinstalled-I think in NVRAM iBoot bios firmware interestingly)!
Great video!! you saved my day to take my Bootcamp backup without any paid software like winclone. Thanks a ton!
you're welcome Navaneeth
@@morgonaut Please do a video on bootcamp image backup and restore to new macbook pro. For me, it did not work with disk util.
Thank you so much! I had a hard drive that was not being recognized by my MacBook. I started in safe mode and extracted it into a disk image (not sure why I saw the hard drive in safe mode but not in regular mode). I managed to reformat the hard drive without any data loss! I did not know this was possible and I thank your video for helping me see the way
you're welcome Alvin :)
thank you so much for your awesome comment, I was getting errors, but safe mode did the trick. Again, thank you very mcuh Alvin De Castro.
Hey, Teresa. I was wondering about this myself. I now have a use for this feature. (:
You are my Queen! You saved me tfrom spend money and from waste precious time. THANK YOU!
@Mary Poppins - if my video saved you money and time then why don't you click on the THANKS button under my video or as a thanks buy me a beer donate.stripe.com/14k29O62BbHG2QM288 ? 😇
How do you create a single image of an SD card with multiple partitions?
Thanks for a great tutorial! Would this process also work with APFS file system on Mac's featuring OS Catalina?
i waiting the answer for this question too
@@arilafzan1616yes I think so
Thanks. I have an image of a Linux build I had on a bootable USB stick. Can I move this to a partition on the Macs hard drive and dual boot? If so. How?! 😊
Great Video!! Does disk imaging allow you to use the same programs like Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro without having to reinstall it again?
Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper will clone a disk in there basic install.
CCC will also copy over the repair boot partition. This is a great feature.
yes, but you missed my video is about free solution buil-in, CCC is payed solution
@@morgonaut What is the FREE solution? Not Disk Utility. WOn't work for Copying new file system.
@@morgonaut So if I would like to clone a bootable windows 10 ssd I will be able to do it with disk utility as well?
@@seefees I am have a same question, Teresa...its possible clone and restore entire windows system? Buy the way, is there a possible to modified some file on Windows bootable usb to recognize and accept install with macOs AND not only one disk but another disks plugged? Because with Nvme its a real trouble unplugged NVme all the time Windows crash (as usual kkk)...? Its more day by day im not using Windows because macOs (Hackintosh) became my Hobby for years...and Windows issues is only get trouble....oh thanks again!!!
Hello.
Finally a woman who speaks in this subject, you are fantastic. But ... where did you find the wallpaper? I find them similar but not the same ... help !!!
my made wallpaper inspired by others
This is more of a question on what someone else did when they recovered or cloned my data. My original drive was starting to fail, so I had a computer shop save my data on an SSD. The system could no longer do a normal startup without the machine freezing so I attempted to do it in the recovery mode startup. The drive didn't show up as a bootable image but I figured it was because it wasn't formatted to do that. Now curious, I looked at it inside the disk utility. Strangely, I couldn't modify the drive at all so I gave up and bought a new internal SSD and manually reinstalled everything.
Now that I have a working system, I've been attempting to get at the recovered data. However, when I plug it in and open the volume, it shows up as empty. No files, no applications, no mountable disk image. But when I open up disk utility, I can see that 1/2 of the drive is being utilized... so something is there? At first I thought it was because I'm running Mojave 10.14.6 and it was formatted with APFS. That's just barely skimming by as working OS. But that doesn't seem to be the problem because even when I plug it into my Mac pro at work, which is running the latest OS, it still shows up as empty.
Should I try to mount it, restore, image from? And there are three levels to the container. Which one am I supposed to be messing with? I no longer need a system restoration, l'm just trying to retrieve the old files. I've been digging around for a solution for months but I can't find a similar situation. Tried the apple forums and tech communities on discord but no one has a clue. Are there any other resources out there I should be looking into? Any advice is appreciated 😞
Would this be the same process, to copy Time Machine Backups, to new external drive ?
I copied my flash drive to backup.dmg when I scan it it’s fine. When I restore I’m getting a OSStatus 22 error.
Hi Teresa, is the procedure described by you valid for Mac OS Monterey with open core? 🙂
hi
how to erase/replace from internal ssd in the image partition the software with new software
or if you can stored there two software image
I recently made an installer usb drive its 64gb. It has 4 partition on it with 4 different macOS. It took me a while to make it, I’m new to the macOS environment. I wanted to make a backup of my usb to store away Incase of corruption that may happen down the road. How would I copy the whole usb to another usb of the same size? Thank you.
so let me get this right. i can use this exact method to save my dying HD and put it on anexternal HD to then be reinstalled on a new mac/newly installed mac hardrive and continue on like nothing was wrong?
I can't create the disk image. I tried everything I could think of, it still didn't work
Hi! Trying to apply your method to macbook pro mid 2012, I received error 5342. Please, what is this, and how can I solve it? Thank you.
Thank you Teresa for the tip
you're welcome Glen
I want install only Linux if I Mac this clone can I restore from the clone?, I don’t want to dual boot as I updated to Ventura using open core
Hello, Nice video. One question: how can I clone my internal M.2 drive into a file for me to restore it? I am upgrading to a bigger one
that's for longer debate than in just a single YT comment
im getting an error when i restore onto my sd card (OSStatus error 22) or something like that. does anyone know is wrong?
Thank you for this video. I' tryin got transfer a disk image of an external SSD to another SSD. I tried creating the disk image onto the SSD that I want to restore it to but the scan keeps failing. The file size is too large for me to put it on my desktop. I don't know what to do. Please help..
Just to add to this query the reason I'm cloning an SSD is because I use a lot of plugins for music and the current SSD I have is almost full. If I copy the files from one SSD to another my software won't recognise the new SSD and I'd have to locate all my project files one at a time.
if you want my help why don't you simply book a live video/remote meeting with me so I can help you personally??
Great✨🎂🌹Thank you,Teresa🎉
@lavinchi6709 - I'm glad my video helped you. Best thanks would be if you share my videos on forums/socials so it can help to more people and that will in return help to me to produce for you more quality content and still for free. And/or if you are really grateful for my help you can click under my video on the THANKS button, that will again help me keep producing for you useful content for free
I have a 2015 air. I want to be able to swap the SSD for the faster NVMe type. I have the adapter to make new ssd fit old slot. but I seem to be only able to clone if I put new ssd inside the mac and boot from old ssd via usb, format new ssd with APFS (osx journaled don't work because mac won't see it if connected by usb), then power off, restart in recovery mode, select diskutil, select recover, then diskutil shows 2 HD'S Internal and 2 external. I assume one of each is the boot and other is the data. then during the copy diskutil changed the new ssd name to match the source clones name.
you can make a clone of your system disk to an IMAGE file and then restore this image to your new disk
I followed your instructions but get the message "action not permitted." What might be the issue? SD is unlocked.
i created a image of my bootcamp partition and restored it with succes on a different hard drive. the only problem is that my mac doesnt recognize it as bootable disk. Any ideas?
Hi,not able to make disk image from mojave os installed ssd .The partition is grayed whose clone I want to make
watch CAREFULY how I do it and replicate it EXACTLY
very good. thanks!
you're welcome :)
Hey, I have Macbook Pro mid-2012 model and updated to macOS Catalina. I want to upgrade my HDD to SSD. But when I'm trying to clone HDD to SSD with Disk Utility, the file system for Internal HDD is showing APFS(Encrypted). So it is getting difficult for me to understand & to move further. Kindly, tell me how can I format my new SAMSUNG SSD & clone it from Internal HDD which is using APFS(Encrypted) ??
Did you ever figured this out? I'm having the same problem.
I used some app to transfer the whole GB to the bootcamp, and it removes my mac! What do i do i cant switch back
In preparation for putting a higher capacity SSD in my MacBook Pro A1708, I want to create an image of the current SSD. The method you describe in the video does not let me choose the lA1708 SSD as the source from which to make the image. Am I missing something here?
yes, most probably you are missing difference between partition and disk or you simply don't follow my video carefully and exactly
I’m confused by some of the comments.
Can you confirm that it’s possible to completely clone my Mac (Mojave), using that same Mac to create an image if itself? Or can I only clone external drives?
Thanks for a good video?
sure it is possible. Or you can use any tools I showed to people on my second youtube channel in 35 minutes long video tutorial th-cam.com/video/kjyU0e_XzEM/w-d-xo.html
i can't get past this error
Validating target...
Validating source...
Validating sizes...
Restoring
Verifying
Inverting target volume...
Couldn't unmount all volumes prior to inversion - Resource busy
The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error 16.)
Operation failed…
Dear Teresa, does this method work also with the system disk for example "apple ssd..."? No success yet, it says "operation cancelled", am I doing something wrong? Thx.
you can clone any disk, but it's of course not recommended to clone disk from which you are currently booted. So boot from any other disk and clone the one you wanted
@@morgonaut Hi Teresa, thank you very much, yes, one solution that i found meanwhile was to boot from the rescue partition and create from there the image of the macos system disk. But the restoration to my external usb HDD did not work yet. At the very end of the process i got a warning message that something failed with the partitioning the ext. disk, and that the restoration was not succesful. The ext. disk was erased first. Maybe it is the system disk's APFS filesystem? Maybe i will give a try with an ordinary flash drive instead of the ext. HDD.
Hi. How to clone disc on Yosemite ? There is diffrent Disc Utility than you show.
@amerykaautopl - same principle as I shoed in this tutorial
Bedankt
@ELED1964 - thank you very much too 👍
By mistake I formatted the data disk from MAC and installed Windows 10 there. Could you get me some advice how to recover data?
just restore it from Time Machine. And don't tell me you didn't do your backups, then you know who to blame.
Thank you . Regards.
you're welcome Saad Salem :)
Can this method be used to back up a W10 installation, by imaging the entire disk including EFI partition?
I am trying to do the same thing - did you get this to work with a W10 Bootcamp?
@@GavinKimpson I abandoned the effort. I found it easier to just use W10 backup software while booted in Windows. On this machine I use rEFInd on a separate disk to manage triple boot, and disable other disks with EFIs in device manager, since Windows 10 does not play well with others.
@@a_mouse6858 thanks i will give that a go :)
I wasted so much time and money on every software restoration programs none of them came even close to Margonaut Media, I can't thank you enough, we will be tackling a list of issues, what find
@Jaime DeJesus Gonzalez - you're welcome. You can thank me by donation link in video description 😇 Share my video so it can help to more people and that will in return help to me produce for you more useful videos like this in future
Can I create an image of my local hard drive (the one I'm using to run Hackingotsh OS) and then restore it and of course be able to use the OS.
how can one back up just the used space and not the whole drive including empty space?
-hmmm, i believe i cannot restore it cuz I need Hackintosh to run the restore option.
and even if I have another mac the one I want to back up is an M.2 drive that I can not simply plug to a USB reader or similar
- anyways maybe i can still clone it no another SSD (but would it run the OS is my question.)
Thank you very much, i install hacktosh using your tutorials
yes you can
The image from my hard drive option isn’t available to click on...I can see it in the drop down box but it’s not an option to make a new image of. Any idea why?
I would need to see it and you when doing it to be able to judge
So, the image output is the complete contents of the source drive? That means O/S and all programs and all data?
Thanks
Bob
@flyingping - 😞 no, random half of the data will be missing! - "SARCASM". Why do you ask when I said it's exact 1-to-1 copy??? Of course it's all data
Thanks Teresa.
you're welcome :)
Question: What if drive you’ve made the image of is larger than the new drive?
of course you must have same size drive or larger. But there are also other methods which you can use to clone disk to smaller one
Well done. 😁😁😁
:)
just great, I tried it but could not probably because i did not scan the image file before wanting to restore it
Thanks again
yes, you need to scan image for restore first of course
can u make a recovery threw a usb stick
do both drives have to be exactly the same size to work?
depends on what exactly you want to achieve
I have a Linux SSD that I want to clone to another SSD. Can I do this same thing with the Linux SSD on my Mac?
for Linux there are better solutions. I personally prefer Clonezilla
Yeah, I was told Clonezilla is better, but does that mean that the tools in Disk Utility will NOT work? Or simply that Clonezilla is better?
Clonezilla is not better, it's different tool for different tasks with different options and features for different use case
ok you showed us how to have it on a USB. but what about back onto the internal drive?
or lets say you put in a brand new ssd and now you want to put your old osx onto that ??
what's in the title of my video??? "ANY DISK"!!!!
@@morgonaut no i dont think you are catching what im saying.
I do and that's why I said ANY disk = ANY disk, not just USB disk! = It's you who didn't catch it.
@@morgonaut no i get you can use that method to a usb or internal .
but im talking about the "restore" steps. in the scenario i had mentioned..
you would have to have it on your usb, then restart it , then on boot take the take the necessary of copying and mirroring the info over to the internal
and where is the problem??? You can boot from any USB disk and mirror any data to internal drive!
i want to recover files from a iMac that only start up in recover mode, not the regular way.
How can I use disc utility to do this?
I would start with connecting the imac in target mode to some other one
@@morgonaut tried that, however other mac do kot show up
I think I have a mystery problem. I used ccc5 to clone my hackintosh then dragged the efi and boot loader to the efi partition on the copy but it still would not boot. I tried naming the copy in config.plist, still wouldn't boot. Seemed to have tried everything and all I get is a blinking cursor on the cloned drive. What am I missing?? Anyone have an idea??
this is MAC related youtube channel, my hackintosh one is the other one th-cam.com/users/morgonaut
For some reason one of my drives will not allow me to create an image of it, also won’t allow me to clone it in super duper or disk utility, any ideas to help? Thanks x
try allowing full access in preferences/ security and privacy / full access files , add disk utility if it's not in the list and check it)
why you clone by disc to image and image to new disc - but not disc to new disc ?
@amerykaautopl - it's a choice, you can do whatever you want
very very wonderfully
hi teresa, will this work for patched Mac OS systems
what you mean by "patched Mac OS systems"? This is simply core macOS feature on any macOS version
@@morgonaut open core for u supported mac's, I'm running monterrey on my old mac mini 2012
it didn't work for me it did give me an error: can't open "uses/username .....read/writeOperation failed with status -1: Undefined error: 0
@khangchiennguyen4314 - so then you did something wrong :) This works for thousands of people if not millions
I encountered the same problem. Have you fixed it yet?
your clone USB is bootable ??
probably not
Adrian WTF? "and why do you think I would do this video using USB BOOT INSTALLER?? Sure I can boot of it"
Cool video. Are you from Poland?
no
@@morgonautWhere’s the accent from? 😅
Does Clonezilla support HFS/APFS?
Can I use Disk Utility to make an exact copy of my 16TB external drive (music & music Videos ) to another 16TB external drive?
tnx
and what is this whole video about? About exactly what you want
@@morgonaut nice, imagine to the desktop through me off.
I’ll give it a try, thank you.
Why is the new disk not bootable? When I insert a new disk in place of the old one - the computer gives information that this disk is not bootable, but when I leave the old disk in the computer and the new one in USB, when I start the computer and select which disk to load the system from, I select the new USB disk - then the system loads properly. Do I need to make changes to the BIOS or do something else to make the new disk bootable?
@zarabiajnaclipachsupernuta5447 - how should I know that??? If I would know what exactly you did then I could answer, but because you did not provide full details, then it's impossible to help
and BTW Macs don't have any bios so I have no idea why you comment under my MAC video!
hi
how meny image software can make on external ssd?
???
you show -how to clone one disc image (mac os software (sierra))
my question is -if you can show
if posible to make another image under first one -where to be stored the high sierra software
sorry, it's still absolutely not clear what you ask for... :(
you show me how you clone one software and copy/stored in one ssd extern
my question is
in same ssd -to make more disc image to sored more software
you show how stored one software in one ssd external
i want to show me if is possible
how to stored in same ssd extern two software or three
i love you!!!
I didnt renamed as you did , can be this my mistake?
still the same error
error failed
Hey Teresa, after installing BigSur on my macbook with a clean install, using a usb bootable stick, with my standard apps i would like to create a disk image and use it to restore it if i want a clean install without having to install everything again. Is that possible with a bootable stick?
it's a good question, but because even known software developers of for example Carbon Copy Cloner have problems with Big Sur I would not give it much chances. But you can always try it yourself and then let people know
Open da dishutilladee… wait what?!!!😂😂
@multidesigns0 - ? what do you mean?
how to maverisk clone and restore
same way
Try on an Imac 17" 2020, good luck
@EDDIEGARAGE - this solutions works on any Mac
nice
Can you boot from the usb? No?
and why do you think I would do this video using USB BOOT INSTALLER?? Sure I can boot of it
ok TTS
you do not have has appeared thanks
Teresa will you marry me ❤
you would very soon regret it 😇
Hehe, I don't know about that Love me a strong confident beautiful woman such as yourself. 😊
Yeah! Unfortunately these steps are not correct!! The option to create an image from your current drive is actually grayed out according to the steps that she gave. You need to be in recovery mode for this to work. She never showed that!! Be careful of what you see on TH-cam. Everyone is a genious!🙄
DON'T SAY LIES ABOUT ME ON MY OWN CHANNEL OK?! I SHOWED EVERYTHING CORRECTLY, ALL STEPS ARE CORRECT, YOU DON'T NEED TO BE IN RECOVERY MODE FOR THE PURPOSE I SHOWED IN THIS VIDEO!!!
@@morgonaut That might be true on Intel-based Macs without T2 chip, M1-based Macs I am not so sure, but you can worst case use Time Machine (included preinstall) to backup EVERYTHING and restore from RecoveryOS (preinstalled-I think in NVRAM iBoot bios firmware interestingly)!
@Joshua Gnitecki - nobody and I repeat nobody will spread lies about me on my own channel without facing consequences