Internet recovery will try to install the OS that shipped with the Mac, so you may get 10.7 or 10.8, but it may get you to a working state that you can upgrade later. It should take time to download the 'recovery OS' over the internet so it should be a little different to the standard recovery mode. We’re now going to use Terminal to move the copy to another directory, which we’ll also use Terminal to create. Internet recovery is cmd+alt+r at startup. Type cp TestFile.rtf TestFile-copy.rtf and check the result in the Finder. You may be able to also try 'internet recovery' mode…Ĭomputers that can be upgraded to use OS X Internet Recovery : NOTE only certain models support it. You can reformat the Macintosh HD volume if you want, make it 'Mac OS Extended (Journalled)' if it is different. Apparently were issues with the iTunes store earlier, so perhaps the App store is also having issues? Select Time Zone from the drop-down menu, then choose whether to adjust the time zone automatically or manually. Click Date & Time, then set the date and time automatically or manually. Automatically: Select Set date and time automatically, then choose the network time server for your region. On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Date & Time. If the lock at the bottom left is locked, click it to unlock the preference pane. I think it's in the File menu.įor what it's worth use ethernet if you have it available, it should be more stable than wifi. On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Date & Time. Recovery mode will grab several GB's from Apple to install the OS (about 5-6 GB IIRC), it should give error messages but obviously something is failing altogether, open the installer log next time you try it. I have to wonder if the installer download is failing.
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