I have a situation where a person running SL on her Mac requires Lion or later for a half hour once every two weeks to run a webinar.
The webinar software no longer runs under SL and Lion or later will break other applications on her Mac.
We discussed this issue in a previous thread here....
Now I thought I could come up with a simple temporary (as long as required) solution.
Install Lion on a USB drive, boot up on that USB drive for the half hour every two weeks to run the webinar,otherwise continue with er current Mac untouched.
So I tried to installLion on a 32 GB USB drive - things seem to go well except that the install took forever - it semed to stall, time remaining was way off.
To go from 11 minutes remaining to 6 minutes remaining took the better part of an hour rather than the expected 5 minutes.
So I finally aborted since I needed the Mac for other purposes.
Question:
Has anyone done that - install Lion on a USB flash drive?
Does it work in the end, ie can I boot up on it and access the net?
Is the slow install only due to the USB 2.0 interface?
I realize that USB 2.0 is about half the speed of FW400 but the speed at which that install was completing was ridiculous.
The webinar software no longer runs under SL and Lion or later will break other applications on her Mac.
We discussed this issue in a previous thread here....
Now I thought I could come up with a simple temporary (as long as required) solution.
Install Lion on a USB drive, boot up on that USB drive for the half hour every two weeks to run the webinar,otherwise continue with er current Mac untouched.
So I tried to installLion on a 32 GB USB drive - things seem to go well except that the install took forever - it semed to stall, time remaining was way off.
To go from 11 minutes remaining to 6 minutes remaining took the better part of an hour rather than the expected 5 minutes.
So I finally aborted since I needed the Mac for other purposes.
Question:
Has anyone done that - install Lion on a USB flash drive?
Does it work in the end, ie can I boot up on it and access the net?
Is the slow install only due to the USB 2.0 interface?
I realize that USB 2.0 is about half the speed of FW400 but the speed at which that install was completing was ridiculous.
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