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• How to re - combine a HD and SSD in a player of "Fusion".

  Hi all

  Well, this process has floored me know how much time lost, he created and how the problem occurred in the first place.

  I am wanting to do a clean install of El Capitan on iMac late 2014 retina with El Capitan with a 1 TB drive merger 10.11.6.

  Boot from an external hard drive with OS X utility disk 10.11.4, wouldn't let me simple deletion of the reader. He came up with the error message "removing logical volume of the logical volume group cannot delete the storage base logical volume...". »

  So I started to investigate this problem and found:

  estorage-logical-volume-from-the-Terminal http://Apple.StackExchange.com/questions/136590/How-can-i-Delete-a-partition-Cor

  Who publishes various other forum known as the best solution to the problem. Knowing that I hate to use the terminal, I dove in full anyway. I was reformatting disks on Mac for 20 years without needing terminals?

  I got so far as to remove the existing with logical group:

  sudo diskutil cs deleteLVG

  and now the HD and SSD drives appear on the desktop as a empty volumes (which is fine, I don't need to save anything).

  But now, try to use the:

  sudo diskutil mergePartitions HFS+ "Apple_HFS Macintosh HD" (and different combinations of drive locations)

  results only in "the data partitions are not of the same disc.

  This is what I see with the "diskutil list; ECHO; Cs diskutil list "command in terminal.

  / dev/disk0 (internal, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * GB 121,3 disk0

  1: disk0s1 EFI EFI 209.7 MB

  2: Apple_HFS GB 121.0 Untitled disk0s2

  / dev/disk1 (internal, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * 1.0 TB disk1

  1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk1s1

  2: Apple_HFS Untitled 999,3 GB disk1s2

  / dev/disk3 (external, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * GB 500,1 DIS3

  1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk3s1

  2: Apple_HFS Mac Master Image 2016 499,2 GB disk3s2

  3: disk3s3 Apple_Boot Recovery 650.0 MB HD

  I have no idea how recombine the separate HD and SSD drives in one drive of Fusion, with which I can then do a clean installation of El Capitan. Can someone please!

  Also, how can quickly and safely erase a disc from Fusion in the future? I need to deploy a new image of master with all our software top one another 10 times, and I want to completely erase the readers for clean installs (with Migration Assistant for about 8 years, moving from a system has resulted in a lot of weird and wacky behaviour on our Macs) and it is time for a clean install for each of them.

  Again, I'd be very happy any help on this.

  -Alex

  Please read this message before doing anything. If you don't feel confident that you can follow the instructions, ask someone more experienced to help you.

  This procedure applies only to an iMac or a Mac mini with a drive installed in the smelter.

  You must read these instructions while no web browser is running, so either print them or load them onto another device before you start.

  1. all the data on the internal disks will be deleted, including Boot Camp data, which are not saved by Time Machine. You need at least two complete and independent backups. A backup is not enough to be sure. There are ways to back up a computer that is not fully functional. Ask if you need advice.

  2. you will need to start one recovery system other than the one on the internal hard drive (if he has one.) There are several ways to do so.

  a. If you have a backup time of the Machine (not a network backup), or a compatible Mac OS X installation on an external drive, then you should be able to start it by holding down press option key to start ringing. Select the external hard drive in the row of icons that is displayed. I mean by "compatible", an installation running on the machine. A version of Mac OS X that is older than the machine is not compatible.

  b. If you used Recovery Disk Wizard (or can use it now) to prepare a system recovery on a USB flash drive, you can start that by pressing the C button on the ring. No icons will appear. Startup will be much slower than usual.

  c. start the Internet recovery mode by pressing the key combination command-option-R to start ringing. Release the keys when you see a spinning globe. Select a language, if you are prompted.

  Note: You need an Ethernet or Wi - Fi connection to Internet to use the features of recovery network. It will not work with modems USB or PPPoE, proxy servers or networks that require a certificate for authentication.

  3. disconnect all other external storage devices.

  What happens then depends on what version of recovery that you are running.

  ☞ If the machine came with OS X 10.10 ("Yosemite"), 10.9 ("Swat") or 10.8 ("Mountain Lion"), and you're in the recovery of the Internet, please take step 4a and skip step 4 b.

  ☞ otherwise, go to step 4 and go to step 4B.

  If you are unsure which version of Mac OS X, the machine came with, search for it on this page.

  After taking these steps apply, you must have a reader of empty Fusion named 'Macintosh HD' on which you can perform a 7 step or step 7B.

  4. repair of the Fusion drive (see "Troubleshooting" on the linked page.) Quit disk utility and go to step 7A or 7B step. Skip steps 4, 5 and 6.

  4. in the OS X screen utility, select get online help. Safari will launch. While in recovery, you will have no access to your Favorites, but you won't need them. Load this web page.

  5. triple - click anywhere in the line below to select this option:

  N=Macintosh\ HD; for d in /dev/disk?; do o=`diskutil info $d`; for D in SSD HDD; do eval [[ ! \"\$$D\" ]] && grep -lqw "APPLE $D" <<< "$o" && eval $D=$d; done; [[ "$SSD" && "$HDD" ]] && break; done; diskutil cs create "$N" $SSD $HDD && diskutil cs createLV "$N" jhfs+ "$N" 100%

  It is a very long line, and you won't see it on the web page. Be sure to select the entire line, not just the part that you can see.

  Copy the selected text in the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination.

  Quit Safari. You go back to the OS X Utilities screen.

  6. in the menu bar, select

  Utilities ▹ Terminal

  Launch the Terminal application. Paste in the Terminal window by pressing the command-V key combination. Wait for a new line ending with a number sign (#) to appear. If nothing happens, press the return key.

  Quit the Terminal must be returned to the main screen.

  7. If you have a Time Machine backup, connect the device to backup and restore your data. If you have saved to a network like a time Capsule device, it must be connected automatically.

  7B. If you do not have a Time Machine backup, or if you can not restore from Time Machine backup that you do not have, install OS x Restore data later in The Migration Wizard.

  In the Internet recovery mode, you install the original version of Mac OS X comes with the machine. If you have upgraded the operating system on the App Store, you will need to do it again.

• I need to upgrade my Mac (MacBook white unibody mid 2010) with a SSD (and iMac mid-2010) and the RAM and SSD

  I need to upgrade my Mac (white unibody MacBook mid-2010) with a SSD (and iMac mid-2010) and the RAM and SSD: I look to buy upgrades site Crucial and OWC site and there is a little difference, in terms of money: it's better to buy the Crucial site or OWC site.

  MacBook, OS X El Capitan (10.11.4)

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  They have good tools to find compatible parts for your Mac models.  The OWC took is here

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/MyOWC/

  OWC tends to have the most detailed information on the Mac.  If I look to the top of the part to OWC and review specifications.  OWC offers often information based on the Mac-specific tests.  If Crucial offer something similar for a substantially lower price, buy it from Crucial.  I'm sure they have a refund is not political, if a part they say is compatible.  I bought the RAM and SSD both Crucial and OWC.  From my experience, be it high quality.

  For the 2010 iMac, OWC also offers a "kit" (with the tools and support) to replace the hard drive of 3.5 inches with a 2.5-inch SSD.  Eventually, if it's a 27-inch iMac, I think that you can Add the SSD instead of replace the hard drive.  And they have self-produced how-to videos on the process, related to many of their lists of products.  OWC provides a lot of information with added value and service for Mac users.

  OWC also offers kits to replace the optical drive on some Macs (including MacBooks) with an SSD (as a secondary internal drive).

• Satellite R630-155 - fan is too loud and SSD update

  I am the owner of a Toshiba Satellite R630-155 (Core i5-480). My problems are:

  1. the fan is too loud and never stops. In normal operation (navigation and General Office work) there is a constant high pitch noise which is audible three to four meters in a desktop - high load environment, you just can't take it anymore! The fan never stops... even when you do nothing...

  2. the heat is a big problem. The bottom of the laptop is overheated constantly and I have to place on my desk so that the lower left corner is outside the table, so it can breathe fresh air from below - otherwise, the temperature rises and the (noisy) fan is unable to follow. When I work with the laptop sitting on a couch, I place a thick book between the laptop and my legs. The book must be thick (more than one inch) with hard covers, otherwise the heat going through the book!

  3. last (but not least, I will mention the biggest problems here) that's the problem with the installation of the SSD. I bought a used Corsair F80 (80 GB SSD) from a friend, but I was unable to use it with the Toshiba - BIOS not detect the disc. I tried to install all the latest updates for portable and SSDS but I had no success. Then I put the disc and I bought a brand new Zalman 128 GB SSD (SSD0128N1 Sandforce) but I had exactly the same problem. I contacted my local support Toshiba and after much conversation, the only answer I got is that the laptop is not compatible with these SSDS, and it is acceptable by Toshiba and not their problem. They told me that if I need an SSD upgrade I cannot go for the Toshiba SSD that is installed on the portege series, which is sold by Toshiba for a ridiculously expensive price - about $500 for 128 GB. I contacted the European support center and I got the same exact answer. I searched the Internet and found someone else with exactly the same problem with a Corsair 128 GB SSD - he concluded that the laptop detects the SSD after ten to twenty resets. I tried and it was true - after a lot of restarts the detected disk Zalman laptop and I was able to successfully install Windows 7, but the process is unacceptable. Also the drive is rated by the sites official at the speed of an OCZ Vertex 2 128 GB (and a little better), but when I ran a cue point in the Toshiba, the results I got were less than half of the advertised speed. Same reference in another machine of the same disc, resulted in the announced speeds.

  Shame for Toshiba...-beautiful design and portability, but all the rest is a big flaw. Their support in non-existent and they do not appreciate their customers. According to me, they stole my money and I will never buy a Toshiba laptop again.

  Sorry for the big message, but I need, I warn potential customers. Can anyone help me with any of these problems? You also have the same problems?

  To follow...

  Hey Buddy,

  With regard to the issue of fan and the heat: you did it BIOS update? A friend told Satellite R630 too and he told me that the fan with the new BIOS version 2.10 activity is reduced. In addition, the laptop is colder than before so I recommend to install this update. You can download the update of the BIOS here:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > download drivers

  But before you start the update of the BIOS, you should consider the following tips:
  -Run update as an administrator only
  -Unzip all files from zip archive before launching the update file
  -Close all running programs as the antivirus and firewall
  -Make sure the battery is fully charged

  With regard to the SSD it s still a little complicated to install 3rd party products and no one can guarantee that these parts would not work. You're always on the side safely with original spare parts from Toshiba.

  All you can do is to install the new firmware for SSDS and hope that it works, but who knows maybe the BIOS update will help you also in this case ;)

• Satellite-C55-A-1NU - upgrade of RAM and SSD upgrade information

  I have a Toshiba Satellite C55-A-1NU and I want to know if it is possible to replace the optical drive with an SSD? Can someone tell me what I need to do? What type of rack and SSD should I buy. Thank you

  I also want to improve the ram memory, the laptop has only 1 slot 4 GB ddr3 1600 mhz, but is single channel. Which model should I buy to work in dual channel I use cpu-z to identify the model and it shows me hmt451s6mfr8a do I need exactly this or I can put another ty of manufacturing 2.

  This upgrade with SSD is not supported by Toshiba, so everything you do is at your risk. Check this forum please. If I m remembering although some people have already posted own experiences.
  I think that in most cases they ordered this caddy HDD/SSD but the drive was not recognized at all.

  In my opinion, you must perform these updates.

  RAM
  Up to 16 GB of RAM according to specification for laptop, you can put on level and on the lower part under the cover of memory, you should find two memory locations. How to change RAM is described in s. manuals check please page 72.

  The memory modules are compatible RAM for your laptop model:
  4 GB DDR3L-1600-PA5104U-1M4G
  8 GB DDR3L-1600-PA5104U-1M8G

• HP Pavilion x 360 13-u009na: HP Pavilion x 360 13-u009na RAM and SSD upgrade

  Is - this model allows the upgrade to 8 GB RAM and SSD adding to existing Sata HDD? If possible please give instructions on how to do it and what model/version RAM and SSD would fit in. Thank you

  Hello

  You can find the manual here: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05147552

  For the SSD: Any disk 2.5-inch should work for you.

  For RAM: the laptop has a single location, if you want to find an 8GB stick (DDR4 2133 GHz) SODIMM.

  Thank you

• Satellite L50 - A - version of BIOS and SSD

  Hello world!

  I have a question to put to you.

  I would buy an SSD (250 GB) and replace the original HARD drive that gives me a lot of problems in terms of percentage usage and if it slows down the laptop.

  In the Internet I found a lot of questions on my laptop (Satellite L50 series - L50-A-1CU) and SSD, particularly for the version of BIOS that could not properly recognize the SSD.

  Does anyone has installed an SSD on this laptop? What version of BIOS is necessary for correct installation? I have the BIOS version 1.90.

  Thank you very much

  Enrico

  Can you please tell us what SSD you want to buy? I mean the manufacturer and the model.

• T400 Rams and ssd compatibility

  Hi all

  I'm planing to upgrade the ram and the hard drive of my computer laptop lenovo t400.

  Could u pls help me to know what is the only compatible with lenovo t400 ram and ssd?

  Note: I tried to upgrade the ram for lenovo t400 with bus 1333 pc-10600 but that does not .

  Kindly advice.

  Concerning

  RAM = 1066 mhz 204-pin SODIMM DDR3 (although faster ram is also possible, so 1333 mhz and 1666 mhz DDR3 is also correct). But don't use Corsair ram to avoid problems of incompatibility.

  SSD = SATAII (although SATAIII is also backward compatible), 2.5-inch, 9.5/7 mm thick discs.

• HP Pavilion dv6-2120tx: HP Pavilion dv6-2120tx RAM and SSD UPGRADE

  HI guys,.

  I want to improve my ram from 4 GB to 8 GB or 16 and my 500 GB HDD 120 GB SSD.
  The problem is that I'm not sure what RAM and SSD is compatible.

  My current features are:
  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Core i5 430M at 2.27 GHz
  Technology of 32nm Arrandale
  RAM
  4.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 532 MHz (7-7-7-20)
  Motherboard
  Hewlett-Packard 3659 (CPU)
  Graphics
  Monitor generic PnP (1366x768@60Hz)
  1024MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M (HP)
  Storage
  465 GB Hitachi HTS725050A9A364 (SATA)
  1 GB JMCR SD/MMC SCSI Disk Device (NULL)
  I think about Corsair 8 GB DDR3 - 1333 MHz (CMSO8GX3M1A1333C9) for ram,
  and Adata first Pro sp310 128 GB SSD.
  They will be compatible with my laptop? If not, what are those who do you suggest?
  Thanks in advance.
  Any help is very appreciated!

  It will take 8 gigs. It is aka PC3-8500 SO-DIMM DDR3-1066 and is the part specified in the Manual:

  The modules, PC3 memory, 1066 MHz FSB 4096 MB 579156-001 ■

  http://www.Amazon.com/2x4GB-DDR3-SODIMM-PC3-8500-memory/DP/B00E0TIQWQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&QID=1464985698&SR=8-4&keywords=PC3-8500+so-DIMM

  The memory you chose will likely work, but sometimes the fastest memory will not downclock and laptop computers HP certainly prefer low density memory, 8 blocks on each side not 4.

  The SSD that you selected will be OK, but I encourage you to spring for at least a 240 GB model. 128 GB is a bit of containment in the current environment and SSD prices are low, as is the memory. Never been a better time to upgrade. I just took a 240 on eBay, major brands, for $56 shipped.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/301380765684?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

  Let us know if you need assistance more installation or the software or anything like that.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Pavillion N221SV: Guard and SSD 3D player

  I installed an SSD as my main hard drive and moved the hard drive mechanics Moose instead of the optical drive.

  (1) drive 3D guard is still installed and active. This will cause a problem on the SSD or do I uninstall 3D drive guard?

  (2) keeps 3D player also acts on the secondary drive, that is, as stated above, a mechanical hard drive?

  @Massimo1 ,

  Hello and thanks for the display on the HP support forums.  Well first of all 3D player keep is there to protect damage to your arm to scan hard disks and plates.  Thus, an SSD has no mechanical parts will be no need of this.   It would have been better for you to leave the original configuration, as it was and put the SSD in secondary education.  If you need to send your laptop in for repair, you will want to remove the DSS.  In most cases it won't.

  As much as the main in the second span drive I don't know if he responds on the secondary drive.

  In addition to this now that you're running and SSD you want to avoid to defragment this drive.

  Here is a link that may be useful.

  SSD and HDD: what's the difference?

  Thanks again for posting and have a great day.

• RAM and SSD for my new Acer Aspire R7 752-5893

  Suggestions for the type of RAM and SSD memory for my new Acer Aspire R7 752-5893? TX in advance.

  You will need RAM SO-DIMM 204 format pins for your laptop. DDR3-1600 (PC3-12800, also known as) should work a treat.

  Your SSD should have an MSATA interface, so depending on what is here right now, you can place in a Plextor M6M disc.

  There are a few live hidden on the chassis of R7 - you can take a look here and see how to open it, and then you will know what players and the RAM slots you have available.

• Why HP only allow more big hard drives and SSD when restoring Images of original &amp; software OS system?

  8.1 Windows recently damaged my PC h8-1559 (still under warranty). All was not if badly grown f11 empty blue screen and boot BSOD loop was the only thing besides the BIOS that I could see. I must have spent days trying to get Win 8 on my SSD after you purchase this month of PC. Now I have to restore PC to original specifications and again migrate the OS back to SSD. Not really a problem I expect no support, given how much anti-'customize' computers became under software and hardware developers who blame or place the responsibility on each other for the most part.

  I just want to know:

  That HP decided smaller HDD and SSD should never be allowed to use the pre-built PCs and why? More importantly, why has it remained for many years after many complaints over the years? Thank you.

  Hey Hastatus

  I can understand your frustration, but the smaller reader that works is 160 GB. The way the image is put on the disk and extended requires a lot of partitions and each of them is created to a certain height, these sizes were decided before the SSD, and when disk space was not that great, a case, but it was arbitrary. As SSD became more popular and used in some of our systems we made some special changes in plants in order to allow a 60 GB drive to use. But the changes were not made to any other builds, there was not only considered.

  As SSD became more popular, they are also grew in size, so the decision was made to leave the requirement of 160 GB. It's not a way to go back and change to the older, but we will spend this feedback to our engineering teams.

  Bottom line - usable - more small disk 160 GB regardless of the type (HDD or SSD).

  Sorry not information just solution.

  Bill

• mSATA and SSD problem

  Hey there,

  I use a HP Envy 17 3D 3000 with Win7 x 64 installed.

  I have a Samsung 840 Pro SSD in my laptop since almost a year now with a 750 GB standard HARD drive and running Win7 build in HP, when I bought it. It works like charm and is nice and fast!

  Yesterday, I bought a new mSATA (Samsung 840EVO mSATA, also 120 GB). But after I installed it, when starting my laptop, only the new SSD will be recognized in the BIOS eighter and later (I installed Win7 on it as well) he didn't show the mSATA and HARD drive, the old SSD.

  How is that possible? I have tried both: install with mSATA SSD connected and also mSATA connected, out SSD and SSD in later once again - two results in without success.

  Where can I go wrong?

  If I put the mSATA once again, my old SSD boots, so I put the mSATA in again once he starts there as default and SSD is completely ignored as if does not exist.

  Thank you very much for your help in advance,

  vinc

  .. .Although it seems a little strange! I left the mSATA again in a few days and used as normal and all of a sudden the laptop has recognized the other SSD as well, so now I could for a dual boot of mSATA SSD as I wanted.

  Maybe someone can say for others who might encounter the same problem, why it's like this product?

• RAID and TRIM Config for R720xd and SSD

  Hello

  I have:

  • Dell Poweredge R720xd
  • 4 x 800 GB Dell Intel brand SSD S3700 DC
  • 8 x 600 GB Dell brand Savvio 10K.6 hard drives 2.5 "
  • Reference Dell PERC H710P Mono Mini

  I would like to configure the server with a RAID 5 array to another array of RAID 5 for hard drives and SSDS.

  On the SSD, I read that:

  1. The H710P does not pass through TRIM/cancel orders the OS MAPPING
  2. TRIM is not really necessary because the RAID controller has a method to warn the reader that the block is unused
  3. A small percentage of the SSD (~ 5%) should be neglected.  In my view, that it is more provisioning.

  (3) above is really necessary when it comes to RAID with SSDS?  If so, how to achieve this?  Make:

  allocate some 95% of the available SSD space only when you create the RAID volume?

  OR

  devote 100% of the available disk space on the RAID volume and then when I create partitions during the OS installation, leave unallocated 5%?

  Hello

  None of this is important. Questions that concern you have no effect on your configuration.

  jfly

  • The H710P does not pass through TRIM/cancel orders the OS MAPPING
  • TRIM is not really necessary because the RAID controller has a method to warn the reader that the block is unused

  When you use a controller hardware RAID of the operating system has no control on the blocks. The operating system thinks that they control all blocks are virtual, so any TRIM/UMAP makes the BONE's virtual blocks.

  jfly

  A small percentage of the SSD (~ 5%) should be neglected.  In my view, that it is more provisioning.

  During the introduction of reach a level of training. SSD manufacturers allocate space for it. If you want to make additional supply, some drive manufacturers provide utilities to allow you to manipulate the supply, or you can just have unallocated space on the disk. All unallocated space will automatically be used by the reader, but I don't see a need for this SSD is already provided by the manufacturer.

  Thank you

• Supported satellite R830-182 and SSD

  Anyone know if there is news of SSD in Toshiba laptops?

  I ask because I have a Satellite R830-182 and I recently purchased an OCZ Agility 4 and it is not detected by the BIOS.

  I tried all the tricks in the book including the BIOS upgrade and switching between AHCI/IDE.

  Research online, find posts on this topic.
  The general consensus seems to be that Toshiba has actively chosen not to support other than their own brand SSDs. Is this true? And if so, is that still the case?

  Someone suggested that [by pressing Pause | https://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=244444𻫜] before entering the BIOS would help.
  Has anyone tried this before?
  Not sure that it is a viable long-term solution.

  Any other thoughts/advice on this?

  > Research online, I find messages on this particular problem.
  > The general consensus seems to be that Toshiba has actively chosen not to support other than their own brand SSDs. Is this true? And if so, is that still the case?

  I have Toshiba laptop and I could upgrade the laptop with a SSD 250 GB from another manufacturer. One of my friends with Toshiba Satellite laptop also use another brand of SSD 2.5 drive.

  But the fact is that the problems of compatibility between different devices (not always SSDS but other modules PCI as well) can happen and its nothing unusual in the world of large computing.

  As far as I know that some R830 models are equipped with a ' Solid State Drive (SSD) instead of a hard drive. Type of SSD SATA 2.5 "SSD SATA type 256/512 GB and 1.8" 128 GB must be compatible. "
  But its also a matter of SSD drive firmware. In many cases firmware drive SSD can be not BIOS supported.
  In this case the SSD drive would not be recognized correctly.