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I had to install Yosemite to a usb HD with a  8g  chameleon yosemite installer. (installer would only see my usb drives)

Then create an img to restore to my PC HD.

I also now   use a 2g chameleon yose 2377 boot drive so I can boot to > mav, win, yose. 

I had to install Yosemite to a usb HD with a  8g  chameleon yosemite installer. (installer would only see my usb drives)

Then create an img to restore to my PC HD.

I also now   use a 2g chameleon yose 2377 boot drive so I can boot to > mav, win, yose. 

Try to create the boot drive only one partition  

Thanks guys!

Do i need to make an image to restore from USB or i can use CCC?

 

Redneck,

Currently installing DP2 on a USB, so after that i should run the Chameleon installer.

how about the files in the link Chris added,

 

 Post Installer OS X Yosemite should I run this?

Thanks guys!

Do i need to make an image to restore from USB or i can use CCC?

 

Redneck,

Currently installing DP2 on a USB, so after that i should run the Chameleon installer.

how about the files in the link Chris added,

 

 Post Installer OS X Yosemite should I run this?

No dont run this one after your OS X Yosemite   Installation,  you need to run the post installer but not the EFi one  :)

 

and you whant restoring the HDD usb why ?? THIS Installer is for install OS X Yosemite on PC Hackintosh 

Well, like redneck said he install 10.10 on a USB and made an image and restore it to the hack PC...so instead of making an installer USB I want to just restore what i have already created...

Its complicated like this i think? 

 

You have create Installer OS X 10.10 for Hackintosh PC or Laptop  :P

PC, I own macbook pro retina.

I have also hackintosh running 10.9.3 with no issues and i want to make 10.10 on a second SSD on my PC :)

With the USB drive you just create  now your abble  to do that 

HI...well its just fuc*ed up my 10.9 install...now i cannot boot to my 10.9 the boot partition changed...sucks!

Be polite, we try to help you and you {censored} us off

What is the problem and what is the Installer you trying ?

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Chris, sorry i was not ment to say it like that and im not pissed off of that anyway...:) its easy to return back ...sort of...anyway...

Maybe the reason is my poor english that came out like that shows you that im not polite...but i am...anyway.

10.10 si running on Chameleon boot loader but cannot boot directly from the installed SSD, i can boot up only when the USB install drive is pluged and i am booting from it. same as for 10.9...I guess I ran the EFI post by mistake and it cause my install to be broken...

I have 10.9 backup can i load this back back to my SSD and everything will be OK?

 

Thanks and sorry again if someone got wrong feeling...

Chris, sorry i was not ment to say it like that and im not pissed off of that anyway... :) its easy to return back ...sort of...anyway...

Maybe the reason is my poor english that came out like that shows you that im not polite...but i am...anyway.

10.10 si running on Chameleon boot loader but cannot boot directly from the installed SSD, i can boot up only when the USB install drive is pluged and i am booting from it. same as for 10.9...I guess I ran the EFI post by mistake and it cause my install to be broken...

I have 10.9 backup can i load this back back to my SSD and everything will be OK?

 

Thanks and sorry again if someone got wrong feeling...

I just updated last night new installer ; see my thread 

 

You can try this  :D

To get back to original question I would say my answer would be simply yes.

 

What I found was that installing 10.10 to a USB drive from my real MacBook Air was the best way to easily create both a bootable install as well a bootable installer.

 

What I mean is that Yosemite - as I am sure you know - when it is installed onto an external USB not only makes a 10.10 partition but also puts a 10.10 installer on it. Then just having an up to date Clover installation on my NUC (with the Kernel Patches and kext-dev-mode=1 in the plist) means that when my USB disk is attached to it the Clover boot loader sees it and then I can happily use the vanilla installer to install direct to my NUC. In fact, it turned out to be my least complicated install method yet for a hack.  

 

The other great thing of course is that my USB install is completely interchangeable between my MacBook Air and my NUC as Clover is only installed on the NUC itself so I can swap around between Mac and Hack without any issues….

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