- #Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os mac os x#
- #Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os install#
- #Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os drivers#
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- #Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os windows#
#Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os windows#
You can do this from Windows or from OSX - does not matter. Format that new stick as MBR, with one FAT32 partition. So my suggestion to you is to get another USB stick (and leave current Chimera stick working - this is your only option for boot OSX now) and do it like it should have been done from the beginning: The easiest way to get there and to test if it will work is through USB stick. If this is the case, then the only option for HDD boot is Clover UEFI boot, when Clover is installed to EFI partition and registered as boot option in the firmware. Is this the case here? How come that you do not have Chimera installed to HDD? BIOS boot of Chimera/Chameleon from USB drive obviously works, right? I remember one similar case to this one: TimeWalker told me once that when he enable UEFI on his Dell Vostro laptop, then he can not do legacy BIOS boot from GPT HDD disk, just UEFI boot. Your system refuses to do BIOS legacy boot from HDD and then defaults to Win Boot options. It looks good now, but obviously not working. I tried to enable you BIOS boot from HDD, not UEFI boot. If it does not work, make DarwinDump again for check. Boot with Chimera, open Launchpad/Other/System Information/Hardware and copy Hardware UUID to ist into "CustomUUID" value field. Note: to make it compatible with your Chimera boot, you should make Clover booted OSX and Chimera booted OSX to have the same Hardware UID. Here is config made from your Chimera files, I think it should be ok for the start: Edit /EFI/ist to customize it for your system
Remove /EFI/OEM folder to avoid confusion with config files Put your patched DSDT and/or SSDTs to /EFI/ACPI/patched/ folder, if you have them Drivers64UEFI: OsxAptioFixDrv-64, OsxFatBinaryDrv - not needed for BIOS Clover boot which you will test first, but will be needed later for UEFI boot Clover EFI: "BIOS MBR boot0hfs" + "Install & start 64bit boot first"
#Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os install#
click "Change install location" and choose your "Mac OS X" volume from HDD To fix HDD (and Clover BIOS boot), you can run Clover installer: the problem is that Clover needs modified version of boot1h, called boot1h2 - version that loads bigger boot file HDD boot is not ok: boot0md (ok) -> boot1h (not ok) -> boot (Clover) USB boot is ok: boot0 -> boot1h -> boot (Chimera), and you have /Extra folder there with and ist - all ok But since you already installed it to your HDD, let's fix that one. Installer can install Clover to such stick and then it can be used for BIOS and UEFI Clover boot tests. It would be better if you tested Clover from USB stick - just plain MBR (not GPT) stick with one FAT32 partition. Ok, I can see from there what's going on.
#Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os drivers#
Side note: My touchpad doesn't move the pointer, despite me putting in the PS2 and USb Drivers into driver64 folder. I had to revert my bootloader back to Windows default.
#Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os Pc#
(no spinning wheel) Windows also BSOD's at this pc is not ACPI complainant. When I install EmuVariableRuntimeDxe.efi for Phoenix UEFI, it gives me a frozen Apple boot screen. I can finally see the Clover menu, but now when I try to boot OS X, my laptop immediately restarts. Am I supposed to install Clover onto my actual EFI partition (which is not mounted)?Īlso, can you explain your third option a little more? I would prefer not to touch my EFI partition if I can prevent it.ĮDIT 2: I've hit another wall. I did read the instructions here: and used option 3. I still get sent to the Windows Boot Manager regardless of my HDD being first on boot menu.
#Gpt partition bootable usb for mac os mac os x#
It gives me a bootmgr not found.ĮDIT: Installed Clover to the Mac OS X partition, nothing happens. My USB stick can NOT boot into my UEFI Windows. Tests of boot options from USB stick is highly recommended.Īlright, I'll give Clover a try. or Clover in legacy BIOS mode (standard Clover with boot sectors, can be installed to OSX partition) which should be able to boot Wins and OSX or try Clover boot manager which may be able to boot Wins and OSX from UEFI (depends if your laptop is supported) either reinstall both wins in BIOS mode and use Chameleon to boot all of them Plus, EasyBCD does not support UEFI installed Windows (from their FAQ) - so you can not do much with it.Īlso, I do not know if Windows boot manager supports booting of "legacy" (Chameleon -> OSX) systems if Windows are installed in UEFI. I do not think reformat is needed, and install of Chameleon to EFI partition is also not needed - would not help you. It looks like you have UEFI installed Windows.
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