[resolved] installing an SSD tomorrow, anything to know about reinstalling Logos (or SSD's)?
I have a 2011 Macbook Pro 13". It seems more and more sluggish, it has 16 GB ram but still the original hard drive. After reading some logos users comments about SSD's i looked into them and ordered one. It should come tomorrow. I think I have it planned out how to go about installing Yosemite on the SSD, swapping the drives, and voila.
I assume, when I download Logos 6 and sign in everything will be like before correct? Is there any part of Logos that isn't 'cloud based' that I would need to transfer over manually?
Thanks!
PS: I know I could just clone the drives and everything (including Logos) would be just like today. But, I want to use it as an opportunity to reinstall and OS and 'start from scratch.'
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A fresh install is a good idea, but it might be helpful to copy some things to expedite. See this wiki article: https://wiki.logos.com/Quick_Installation_onto_Multiple_Macs
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Tony Walker said:
I think I have it planned out how to go about installing Yosemite on the SSD, swapping the drives, and voila.
A fresh install of Yosemite (followed by installing all your apps) or cloning?
The SSD will have instructions about cloning & this makes an installation of your apps unnecessary.
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Tony Walker said:
I assume, when I download Logos 6 and sign in everything will be like before correct? Is there any part of Logos that isn't 'cloud based' that I would need to transfer over manually?
May need to scan some personal book(s) since Logos cloud has size limit. Wiki has => https://wiki.logos.com/Quick_Installation_onto_Multiple_Macs#Copy_Logos_Resources_to_Mac_OS_X
Tony Walker said:... I want to use it as an opportunity to reinstall and OS and 'start from scratch.'
Thankful can create OS X installer using 16 GB USB drive => http://osxdaily.com/2014/10/16/make-os-x-yosemite-boot-install-drive/
Personally have upgraded two Mac partitions by using bootable USB drive, which also has Disk Utility option to copy partitions.
Before enabling OS X 64-bit kernel several years ago, also choose 'start from scratch' so did not copy older applications that would no longer work.
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