“Unable to unmount volume for repair” message from reformatted SSD in “Option/ALT startup” using bootable USB
I am trying to reformat a Samsung 512GB Pro with bootable USB, and I have manage to get through the prep for the USB. But after the "Option/ALT startup" i click on the USB to begin with and when the "Install OS X" page i get the "Unable to unmount volumet for repair" message.
Info about the MBP:
- 2012 model
- Used Yosemite when in function
- Intel Core i5
- 4 GB RAM
- 2,5 GHz
Info about the SSD:
- 1-2 years old
- Applied with, 1 patriot, OS Extended (journaled), GUID.
- Wiped clean, 448,5 MB remains.
Failed attempts:
- Repairing the disk in Disk Utility, same error.
- Using code "hdiutil eject disk0" and others in terminal to force the disk to unmount. Message back "Unable to unmount "Disk0" resource is busy".
- Removing the SSD from the MBP and connect it to an iMac. Repairing worked, but when reinstalled into the MBP same error occurs.
MacBook Pro