Recent content by Takasur

The command: /Volumes/Image\ Volume/No-Convert is taking too much time to execute, indeed it isn't executing.

Why is it taking too much time? I have an i3 3225 with 4 gigs RAM and a Samsung SSD with a good benchmark and decent boot time and yet installer is taking ages to complete. Also when trying to avoid APFS conversion from the command line I get following error: Error: could not get license agreement

What are the necessary steps if I am already on Sierra and want to upgrade to High Sierra?, my update got downloaded from App Store.

It's totally weird, my mobo is with UEFI I did everything under UEFI and in the end all I did is delete clover and re-install it from multibeast wiht legacy options... I mean what the problem could it be.

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It is UEFI only and I've tried installing clover 100 times the latest one it doesn't replace this time I am going to remove the current one and then try again and I didn't hide the windows bootloader that thing was there as default and even un-hiding it didn't do any magic. Because clover just...

Here's my config.plist <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict> <key>ACPI</key> <dict> <key>DSDT</key> <dict> <key>Debug</key>...

Everything is working fine except the clover, I installed it using multibeast but it's not loading.

My BIOS don't have that option to set partition as first boot option.

I'm pretty sure disk is GPT. Edit: disabled boot from legacy re-installing macOS, will keep y'all updated.

I will re-create bootable stick from Rufus with GPT and UEFI settings then I just have to just re-install windows right? Not macOS!

I want windows along-side macOS: > I installed Sierra > Installed Windows 10 Now if I install Clover will I be able to boot into windows? I can not see bootmgr file to rename as you mentioned in the guide.

M My bad, one was my macOS flash drive I'm so sorry about that. Now in the image mentioned these are the contents seem much different from yours what do I need to put in here the changes I don't see a boot mgr file anywhere.

Having trouble with dualboot. I created partition for Windows after installing Sierra deleted it in windows setup and created it again from un allocated space then installed Windows 10 on that partition now windows 10 boot fine but I can't find bootmgr file anywhere to rename it.