#Selecting boot drive mac at startup pro

Select Allow booting from external media.When you're asked to authenticate, click Enter macOS Password, then choose an administrator account and enter its password.When you see the macOS Utilities window, choose Utilities > Startup Security Utility from the menu bar.Once you have formatted your hard drive, restart your Mac, then press and hold Command(⌘) +R immediately after you see the Apple logo.(⚠️ THIS MEANS YOUR ENTIRE EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE CONTENT WILL BE ERASED! proceed with caution and, to be safe, use a new external hard drive) Just make sure you remember your password. For this you have to choose either APFS or MacOs Extended (Journaled), encryption is up to you. First of all, go to disk utility and format your new hard drive.(I won't suggest brands or capacity leaving that to what you find fit for yourself) By the time i got everything running at minimum, i only had like 15 Gb left.

#Selecting boot drive mac at startup pro

Just logic pro x takes 70 Gb with all the samples etc. So, it made sense to find an external SSD and run operations from there. However, it didn't earn a perfect score due to the soldered-down CPU, storage, and ports, impacting repairs and upgrades.' 'The new Mac mini earned its higher repairability score thanks to its straightforward disassembly with no tough adhesive or proprietary pentalobe screws and user-upgradeable RAM. iFixit awarded the new Mac mini a repairability score of 6/10, with 10 being the easiest to repair, topping the latest MacBook Air, MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac, and iMac Pro, and trailing only the 2013 Mac Pro. I read the ram was upgradeable but the storage is sadly soldered into the unit. My idea was to use it for my personal home recording studio. I 'rescued' a 2018 mac mini(8th Gen i3, 8Gb Ram, 128SSD).