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With the introduction of OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) Apple is enabling CoreStorage on a number of laptops that had previously not shipped with this functionality enabled. As long as the Laptop does not have a Fusion Drive installed, it should be possible to remove the CoreStorage volume and install Deep Freeze Mac for OS X 10.10. You will need to use Terminal to remove the CoreStorage volume.

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  1. Restart the Mac and hold down the CMD­+R keyboard combination.
  2. One the system has booted, Click on the Utilities menu at the top of the screen and click on Terminal.

If Deep Freeze Mac was not installed when you upgraded to OS X 10.10, go to the Applications folder, open the Utilities folder and double click on Terminal Within Terminal, open Terminal and type the folowing command.

'diskutil cs list' (without the quotes).

The output will tell you if a CoreStorage volume is present or not. A sample of the output is attached below.

+-- Logical Volume Group xxxxxxxs-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Status: Online
Free Space: 19005440 B (19.0 MB)
+-< Physical Volume xxxxxxxs-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
| ----------------------------------------------------
| Disk: disk0s2
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| Size: 99482075136 B (99.5 GB)
+-> Logical Volume Family xxxxxxxs-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
----------------------------------------------------------
Encryption Type: None
Conversion Direction: -none-
Fully Secure: No

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+-> Logical Volume xxxxxxxs-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
---------------------------------------------------
Status: Online
Conversion Progress: -none-

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LV Name: Macintosh HD
Content Hint: Apple_HFS
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If you see in the Logical Volume the line Revertable: Yes, (indicated in bold above) the CoreStorage volume can be removed and Deep Freeze Mac installed. If you see Revertable: No, you probably have a Fustion Drive installed and Deep Freeze Mac cannot be installed on that system.

In order to remove the CoreStorage Volume, you will need to determine whick disk the CoreStorage Volume was installed on. The disk the CoreStorage Volume has been installed is listed in the last Logical Volume shown in the 'diskutil cs list' output. In the above example it is disk1 (indicated in bold and underline above). The disk name may be different depending on how the system was started

To remove the CoreStorage volume, open Terminal if it is not already open and issue the following command without quotes.

'diskutil cs revert /'

Once the command has finished executing, you need to restart the system.

You should now be able to install Deep Freeze Mac on the system.

just an FYI,....

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mac's dont have half the updates as windows. People also use to say 'You never get a virus/malware' with macs. Well, when mac's didnt have but a tiny piece of the market share, that might of been right but as they grow in market share, it will become time to start seriously looking at AV protection.

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Not that now is not a good time because i truely believe you should always be protected But, With Mac's and the new Gatekeeper that is built in, its pretty good on not allowing anything to be installed unless its from the App Store or a signed cert. This can, of course be turned off, when you want to install something yourself that you know its not from the app store.

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I guess what im getting to is, Mac's are a world of difference when it comes to patches and updates like windows. Not nearly as many.I think i have had 3 in the last 2 months.