In fact, we are going to divide the hard disk and, therefore, it never hurts to take the minimum precautions. In the case of making the hard disk partition where our operating system is located, we paraphrase Mario Benedetti saying that “it is convenient and even essential” to make the backup with Time Machine.After all, the operating system is the basis for running the programs we work with. We need a minimum of 40 gigabytes free on the disk where we are going to install the operating system, although it is always better to leave a little more space to eventually install programs to be able to test them.In this way we will be able to start the computer with either Yosemite or El Capitan.īefore we begin we must take two things into consideration: This is why the most practical way to do it is installing the new system from scratch in a hard drive partition of our Mac or installing it on an external drive we can also install it in a partition of the latter. Installing OS X El Capitan on a disk partitionįor this reason, it is better not to update the stable operating system that we have installed on our computer, but to do a clean installation on it. The changes at first glance between one system and another seem few but they are really profound. Obviously, just because it works in Yosemite, it is not discounted that the programs can do it optimally in El Capitan. Installing OS X El Capitan on a disk partitionįor those who want to try the first beta of the new operating system for Mac, we are going to explain the safe and easy way to do it.įirst of all, I want to clarify that the first betas of any type of program are full of errors (bugs) and they are not only evident in the system per se, but also in the programs that run on it. Better two operating systems than one.
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