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I downloaded the latest version of DiskMaker X (v.4b4, compatible with Yosemite down to Mountain Lion) to make a Mavericks boot installer USB drive for future use.
It all worked as expected but the finished disc image that appears on my desktop when I insert the USB stick is named ‘Yosemite install Disk - 10.9.5’ rather than Mavericks. When clicking on it I see the following contents:
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/...n Shot 2015-03-19 at 16.02.08_zpsfoa0fg4m.png
Can I assume the disc image name is an error and the contents will actually install Mavericks?
Will changing the disc image name to ‘Mavericks install Disk - 10.9.5’ create a problem when it comes to using the USB drive?
It all worked as expected but the finished disc image that appears on my desktop when I insert the USB stick is named ‘Yosemite install Disk - 10.9.5’ rather than Mavericks. When clicking on it I see the following contents:
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/...n Shot 2015-03-19 at 16.02.08_zpsfoa0fg4m.png
Can I assume the disc image name is an error and the contents will actually install Mavericks?
Will changing the disc image name to ‘Mavericks install Disk - 10.9.5’ create a problem when it comes to using the USB drive?
