Mac Os Fusion Drive
It also depends on which version of the OS you're using to make the fusion drive AND the age of the Mac you're running.
Dec 28, 2012 The process for setting up a Fusion Drive on Mountain Lion can be divided into three main parts. First, you need to create an actual Fusion drive using Terminal commands built into OS X Mountain Lion. Then, clone the contents of your current Mac OS X installation onto that Fusion Drive. The last part of the process is the most important. Fusion Drive. Fusion Drive combines speedy SSD storage with a high-capacity hard drive. MacOS intelligently manages what goes where, using the SSD storage for files you access frequently and keeping the rest of your digital life on the roomier hard drive. Over time, the system learns how you work, so it tailors management of Fusion Drive to work best for you. May 30, 2013 When Apple updated the iMac and Mac mini in late 2012, it introduced a new storage option called Fusion Drive. Despite the name, it's actually.
I don't know exactly if it is only in Mavericks of if Mountain Lion already supported this in the latest updates, but after creating a Fusion Drive the second hard drive actually contains a recovery partition.
For example, this is my FD:
Jun 16, 2019 Insert your NTFS drive or USB stick and click to highlight the disk name in the white box on the left-hand side of the window. Select the ‘Erase’ tab. Under ‘Format’ choose ‘(MS-DOS FAT)’. Mar 15, 2018 Most Mac users will be better off formatting external drives with exFAT, ensuring they work well on both Windows and Mac OS X without any extra work. If you must write to an NTFS drive, one of the paid, third-party drivers will be the easiest option.
*don't mind the disk size as there are windows partitions I removed from the listing
But what you want to pay attention to is the size of both 'Boot OS X' partitions. On the first disk, it is 134 Mb, on the second, it is 650 Mb.
Digging inside the second partition one will find the BaseSystem.dmg hidden from Finder, but visible through Terminal's ls command:
Trying this on an iMac 27' late 2009, the Recovery Partition does NOT show up when holding the Option key. It is good to mention that the iMac late 2009 was built BEFORE Fusion Drives, thus leading me to conclude that part of its BIOS / UEFI system simply doesn't know to look for that particular recovery partition aside the standard one mentioned on the article.
Fusion Drive Catalina
It DOES show up on newer macs that were built AFTER Fusion Drive was available.
Mac Mini Fusion Drive
I hope this helps a bit. =)
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