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Hello everyone.
Working in business, security of data access is very important. To limit the possibility of intrusion, we remove Recovery HD from hard drives. Is it possible to do it on iMacs with Fusion Drive?
Thanks for your responses.
J. Blas
iMac, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5), or OS X Mavericks
Yes it is possible to remove the Recovery HD on iMacs with Fusion Drive but it is not recommended.
I know that It is not recommended but it is a big security risk. All our macs work well without this partition except iMacs with Fusion Drive no longer restart. How can we put these devices work?
Thank you for your answers
You can always disable the Fusion Drive. It is only the logical connection of a HDD and SSD.
Finally, I found the solution :
External system boot and Terminal comand-line used
1 - destroy the original Fusion drive logical Group
2 - create one Logical Group without any partition
3 - create my own partitions (the first one is created exclusively on SSD part of Fusion Drive, the second - on internal HDD)
4 - install of my System Master in the first partition created
it works correctly without any Recovery HD
fusion drive doesn't work without recovery hd
