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Type the Return key to start the boot process.Use the mouse or the right and left arrow keys to select the volume on the disk you just attached.Press the power button once to start up your Mac and immediately hold down the Option key.Attach the second disk which contains a startup volume.Hold the power button down on your Mac for 4 seconds until it turns itself off.Steps for using a second disk which contains a startup volume: You will need to have a second hard disk containing a valid startup volume or be able to connect to a second computer in Target Disk Mode. It can be fixed relatively easily by following the following steps. This is caused by a bug in Apple’s installation code. The Mavericks Installer can put your Mac in a state where it is no longer able to startup.
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At the end of the download process, the Mavericks Installer will be started automatically.
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This disk does not need to be a startup volume. It can be any disk with an HFS volume as long as the volume has at least 8 GB of free space. You will need to attach a second hard disk or USB flash disk.
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Upgrade to the latest version of SoftRAID.Steps to fix Mavericks installation problem: It must be formatted with Apple’s Disk Utility program and not SoftRAID. NOTE: You will need to have a second hard disk or USB flash disk with at least 8 GB of free space. If you follow these steps, you will avoid this bug and be able to install Mavericks successfully. The process of installing Mavericks onto a SoftRAID volume is made more complicated by a bug in the Mavericks Installer. Installing Mac OS X 10.9 onto a SoftRAID volume
