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Assuming your internal drive is not a Fusion drive, the following Terminal application command should setup your Internalinternal drive for an installation of macOS. You will need to run this command from macOS internetInternet Recovery. Or, if you are booted from an external drive.

diskutil  partitionDisk  disk0  1  GPT  JHFS+  "Macintosh HD"  R

Assuming your internal drive is not a Fusion drive, the following Terminal application command should setup your Internal drive for an installation of macOS. You will need to run this command from macOS internet Recovery. Or, if you are booted from an external drive.

diskutil  partitionDisk  disk0  1  GPT  JHFS+  "Macintosh HD"  R

Assuming your internal drive is not a Fusion drive, the following Terminal application command should setup your internal drive for an installation of macOS. You will need to run this command from macOS Internet Recovery. Or, if you are booted from an external drive.

diskutil  partitionDisk  disk0  1  GPT  JHFS+  "Macintosh HD"  R
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Assuming your internal drive is not a Fusion drive, the following Terminal application command should setup your internalInternal drive for an installation of macOS. You will need to run this command from macOS internet Recovery. Or, if you are booted from an external drive.

diskutil  partitionDisk  disk0  1  GPT  JHFS+  "Macintosh HD"  R

Assuming your internal drive is not a Fusion drive, the following Terminal application command should setup your internal drive for an installation of macOS. You will need to run this command from macOS internet Recovery. Or, if you are booted from an external drive.

diskutil  partitionDisk  disk0  1  GPT  JHFS+  "Macintosh HD"  R

Assuming your internal drive is not a Fusion drive, the following Terminal application command should setup your Internal drive for an installation of macOS. You will need to run this command from macOS internet Recovery. Or, if you are booted from an external drive.

diskutil  partitionDisk  disk0  1  GPT  JHFS+  "Macintosh HD"  R
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David Anderson
David Anderson
  • 42k
  • 14
  • 67
  • 111

Assuming your internal drive is not a Fusion drive, the following Terminal application command should setup your internal drive for an installation of macOS. You will need to run this command from macOS internet Recovery. Or, if you are booted from an external drive.

diskutil  partitionDisk  disk0  1  GPT  JHFS+  "Macintosh HD"  R