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In April, I wrote an article on TechRepublic about how to create a bootable USB to install OS X. The latest iteration of OS X, version 10.9 (aka Mavericks), marks not only 200+ changes in the OS, but also does away with the fabled 'big cat' naming scheme. However, the focus of this article is the change in the process for creating a working, bootable USB drive.
Creating a USB Installer for Apple OS X 10.9
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Before proceeding, you'll need the following items to complete the process:
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- 8 GB USB Flash Drive (or SD Card)
- Install OS X Mavericks.app (installer downloaded from Mac App Store)
- Apple computer with Mac App Store (OS X 10.6.8+)
- User Account with Administrative privileges
Follow these steps:
- Using a Mac with at least OS X 10.6.8 installed, access the Mac App Store and download the Mavericks (10.9) app installer
- Insert the USB drive into the Mac and launch Disk Utility
- Click on the USB drive from the left-hand menu and select the Partition tab
- Click the drop-down menu, selecting 1 partition
- Select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) for the format-type from the drop-down menu (Figure A)
- Click on the Options button, select the radio button for GUID Partition Table, and click OK (Figure B)
- Launch the Terminal.app by selecting it from the /Applications Utilities folder and execute the following command (Figure C)*:
- Upon completion of the USB formatting, locate Install Mac OS X Mavericks.app (downloaded in step #1 to the Applications folder, by default). Right-click the file and select Show Package Contents (Figure D)
- Navigate the file structure Contents Shared Support and double-click the InstallESD.dmg file mount OS X Install ESD on the desktop (Figure E)
- Double-click the mounted .dmg file and locate the hidden BaseSystem.dmg (Figure F)
- Go back to Disk Utility and click on the newly formatted USB Drive in the menu, then click on the Restore tab
- Drag the BaseSystem.dmg over to the Source text box. For Destination, drag and drop the partition created on the USB drive onto the textbox (Figure G)
- Upon verifying that the fields are correct, click the Restore button and select Erase from the application, if prompted to do so (Figure H)
- The process may indicate in excess of one hour, but in my experience, the process takes significantly less time to complete (Figure I)
- Once the files have finished copying over, the drive should mount automatically. Navigate the file structure to System Installation and delete the alias to the Packages directory (Figure J)
- Going back to the mounted Install ESD.dmg file on the desktop (step #10), locate the directory named Packages and copy it to the directory in step #15 (Figure K)
There you have it — a bootable copy OS X Mavericks on USB Flash Drive that can be used to install, upgrade, and/or troubleshoot compatible Apple computers. The process has become a bit more cumbersome, but once all the files are in their proper place, the USB drive works much the same. Simply insert your drive, power on the computer, and hold down the Option key to access the boot selection menu. From there, select the USB drive partition and press enter to initiate the boot process.
The OS X Mavericks 10.9.5 update is recommended for all Mavericks users. It improves the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac.
This update:
- Improves the reliability of VPN connections that use USB smart cards for authentication
- Improves the reliability of accessing files located on an SMB server
- Includes Safari 7.0.6
iBooks. Mac joins the book club.
With OS X Mavericks, a new chapter in the iBooks story begins. Now you can launch the iBooks app on your Mac and the books you’ve already downloaded on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch will automatically appear in your library. And there are over 2 million more books in the iBooks Store, ready for you to download with just a few clicks.1 Reading books is intuitive and easy — turn pages with a swipe and zoom in on images with a pinch. If you’re a student hitting the books, keep as many open as you like and search through them with ease. And when you take notes, highlight passages, or add a bookmark on your Mac, iCloud pushes them to all your devices automatically. iCloud even remembers which page you’re on. So if you start reading on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, you can pick up right where you left off on your Mac.
Maps. Now at a new destination. Your Mac.
Now you’ve got the whole world on your desktop. And at your fingertips like never before. You can look up directions on your Mac and send them right to your iPhone for voice navigation on the way.2 In addition, your bookmarks and recent searches are automatically pushed to all your iOS devices, so you can plan trips on your Mac and have all the locations easily at hand when you’re on the road. Of course, you can get information on local points of interest like restaurants and hotels, with phone numbers, photos, and even Yelp reviews. Because it’s a native app, you can use every pixel of your display to explore new destinations. Maps also takes full advantage of the graphics power of your Mac. So zooming is incredibly smooth and responsive, and you get gorgeous views such as Flyover, a photo-realistic, interactive 3D experience that lets you soar high above select cities.
Calendar. Your day’s looking good. So are your week and month.
Calendar has a fresh new look and powerful new features that make managing your time even easier. A new event inspector makes it simpler to create and edit events by suggesting addresses and points of interest when you start typing in the location field. It shows your event’s location on a map so you can get directions with a click. It also displays a weather forecast and can even calculate travel time, so you know how long it will take to get there. And you can send yourself a notification so you know exactly when to leave.
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Safari. The smartest way to surf.
Safari in OS X Mavericks introduces a great way to see what’s new and interesting on the web. Shared Links in the new Sidebar shows links posted by people you follow on Twitter and LinkedIn, so you can keep up with the latest and quickly retweet what you like. In addition, new power-saving technologies in OS X Mavericks mean you won’t waste battery power on web pages you’re not currently viewing or plug-in content you don’t want to see. In fact, with Safari in OS X Mavericks you can now surf the web up to one hour longer than with other browsers.
iCloud Keychain. Your passwords. Stored, encrypted, and automatically entered.
Remembering your passwords can be a real pain. But now iCloud Keychain remembers them for you.2 It stores your website user names and passwords on the Mac and iOS devices you’ve approved, protects them with robust 256-bit AES encryption, and keeps them up to date on each device. And it automatically fills them in whenever you need them.8 It also works with credit card information, so checking out is a snap.
Multiple Displays. Do more on this screen. And that one.
OS X Mavericks takes full advantage of every display connected to your Mac, giving you even more flexibility to work the way you want. There’s no longer a primary or secondary display — now each has its own menu bar, and the Dock is available on whichever screen you’re working on. You can run a full-screen app on one display and have multiple windows on another display, or run a full‑screen app independently on each display. You can even turn your HDTV into a fully functional second display using AirPlay and Apple TV.
Notifications. Know at a glance. Do with a click.
Notifications let you see what’s up — and now they let you get things done, all without leaving the app you’re in. With OS X Mavericks, you can interact with your notifications, so you can quickly reply to a message or reply to or delete an email. If you receive a FaceTime video call you don’t have time to answer, simply reply with a message or set a callback reminder. In addition, you can now sign up with websites to get notifications about breaking news, sports scores, auction alerts, and more.
Finder Tabs. One window. Multiple tabs.
Finder Tabs help you declutter your desktop by consolidating multiple Finder windows into one. For example, you could keep a tab for All My Files, one for Homework, and one for AirDrop, all in a single Finder window. Each tab can have its own view — icon, list, column, or Cover Flow. To move a file from tab to tab, just drag and drop. And you can even expand a Finder window to full screen and effortlessly move files wherever you want.
Tags. Tag, you're organized.
Tags are a powerful new way to organize and find your files, even documents stored in iCloud. Simply tag the files you want to organize together with a keyword, like “Important.” Then when you want to find those files, just click Important in the Finder sidebar or enter it in the search field. And all the files with that tag will appear together in one Finder window, even if they're stored in different locations. Tag a file once, or give it multiple tags to assign it to multiple projects. So if you’re planning an event, you could tag the guest list you saved in Numbers, the flyer you designed in Pages, and the presentation you created in Keynote — and see them all with just one click.
What's New:
The 10.9.2 contains improvements to the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac.
This update includes the following:
- The ability to make and receive FaceTime audio calls
- Call waiting support for FaceTime audio and video calls
- The ability to block incoming iMessages from individual senders
- Improves the Mavericks installation efficiency
- Improves the general stability and reliability of Mail
- Improved accuracy of unread counts in Mail
- A fix for an issue that prevented Mail from receiving new messages from certain providers
- Improved AutoFill compatibility in Safari
- A fix for an issue that may cause audio distortion on certain Mac models
- Improved reliability when connecting to a file server using SMB2
- A fix for an issue that may cause VPN connections to disconnect
- Improved VoiceOver navigation in Mail and Finder
- A fix for SSL connection verification