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Reimaging Macintosh Computers

Posted by Alex Verboon on June 30th, 2009

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Most of us desktop management consultants focus on the Windows Operating System, so I thought it’s about time to see how things work with other operating systems. I kind of know in theory how a LINUX installation works but Mac computers thus far has been unknown land for me. During my journey of collecting information I came across this video which demonstrates how to re-image a MAC computer.

Another great information source I found is the Mac Admin Corner blog.

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Tags: Apple, MAC, Macintosh
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