To find out whether it is installed: Go to Apple menu > About This Mac, press System Report.:Īnd check if Boot ROM/SMC Version Information is 0E or greater. In your case you must have MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2010) EFI Firmware Update 2.5 or later installed, and that's probably the case, because most firmware updates are available as regular updates in Software Update/App Store. Which means that models manufactured before Jneed a firmware update. The ability to start up directly from an Internet-based version of the Mac models introduced after public availability of OS X Lion include According to KB article "OS X: About OS X Recovery" ( ): I upgraded my SSD some time ago in a similar configuration (128 GB->256 GB, MacBook Pro 15-inch early 2011).īelow is the procedure that worked for me, but note that for this to work your Mac must support OS X Internet Recovery. How can I take everything from the current SSD and then upload it to the new SSD - effectively giving me the same machine without installing OSX all over again?
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