Starlink, Verizon, And T-Mobile Made Shaky Claims On FCC Coverage Map + more notable news.Broadband Subs Getting 1-Gig Speeds Has More Than Doubled + more notable news.Does anyone know how to fix this so that I can boot from the newly created media and thus do a clean install? Thanks.Įdit: It seems that although Terminal is showing that I created a bootable flash drive, it is not bootable. However, the newly created startup disk does not show up, and only my current hard drive with 10.10.5 appears. This problem has happened to me before in prior clean installs, so I usually go to System Preferences > Startup Disk and choose the new bootable drive to start up from. When I hold down the option key and boot up, I can choose "Install OS X El Capitan." When I do this though, and hit enter, instead of the OS X Utilities menu coming up, it tries to install El Capitan over Yosemite. However, after following the instructions on this page, I cannot boot off of the flash drive. Then I followed this to do the clean install:
I then created, what Terminal showed as a successful bootable installer with El Capitan on it using these instructions: I downloaded El Capitan, and then I first formatted the flash drive using these instructions: I have used the instructions from the past 2 times and am trying to use it a 3rd time.
I have done a clean install of the past two OS X versions, and I'm currently trying to do a clean install of El Capitan using a 16 GB flash drive.
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