Guide: MultiBooting UEFI

[Yoyellow]

Whats a good way to make a windows 7 or 10 bootable usb on mac ?

 

[Going Bald]

Whats a good way to make a windows 7 or 10 bootable usb on mac ?

Try using UnetBootin + the Windows ISO downloaded from Microsoft or other legal site.
Otherwise, you can use BootCamp Assistant app in Applications->Utilities. Google for directions on how to use properly. Note that this methid may not give you a UEFI bootable version.

 

[Iwagsz]

Download EFI Mounter V3 from http://www.tonymacx86.com/resources/categories/community-software.10/

run diskutil list in terminal - determine your drive ID
run EFI mounter, <enter password> , select mount, select the drive ID for your OS X drive, click mount.

I have all 3 OSs installed and I'm at the point to mount EFI. My El Capitan disk is Disk 0s2. My options in mounting EFI are Disk 0s1 and Disk 1s1.

What do I do?

 

[Iwagsz]

Here is a screen shot of where i am.

 

[Going Bald]

At this point mount disk 1s1 EFI partition. Copy the EFI folder to desktop, eject disk 1, both disk and EFI - this is your installation USB and you are through with it for now.
Next mount disk 0s1 EFI partition. Install Clover to the OS X drive (disk 0).
Replace the EFI folder Clover just created in the disk 0 EFI partition with the one on your desktop.
Navigate to EFI->Clover->Kexts->10.11 or other folder where your kexts are and copy them to the desktop. Delete them from Clover.
Run KextBeast to install the kexts in Library/Extensions. Reboot.

 

[Iwagsz]

At this point mount disk 1s1 EFI partition. Copy the EFI folder to desktop, eject disk 1, both disk and EFI - this is your installation USB and you are through with it for now.
Next mount disk 0s1 EFI partition. Install Clover to the OS X drive (disk 0).
Replace the EFI folder Clover just created in the disk 0 EFI partition with the one on your desktop.
Navigate to EFI->Clover->Kexts->10.11 or other folder where your kexts are and copy them to the desktop. Delete them from Clover.
Run KextBeast to install the kexts in Library/Extensions. Reboot.

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

 

[muletto83]

Hi Guys sorry but I really don't know anything about Hackintosh... I have been reading these guides for days and I am still very confused

Can anyone help me understand the very first steps? I own a Dell Inspiron 2-1 7568 with i7 6500u (skylake)
Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165
with Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 I replaced the HDD with an SSD SanDisk 960Gb.

Right now I have my laptop with windows 10 and I managed to have a .app el Capitan... I have a 3 or 4 different USB to use if needed...

I will try to create the bootable versions of the LINUX and OS X El Capitan
Can I do this step from windows 10?

After then should I delete everything and install as first OS X? ( how can the laptop manage my original license of windows at that point?
Sorry but I'm really going crazy

 

[Going Bald]

Hi Guys sorry but I really don't know anything about Hackintosh... I have been reading these guides for days and I am still very confused

Can anyone help me understand the very first steps? I own a Dell Inspiron 2-1 7568 with i7 6500u (skylake)
Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165
with Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 I replaced the HDD with an SSD SanDisk 960Gb.

Right now I have my laptop with windows 10 and I managed to have a .app el Capitan... I have a 3 or 4 different USB to use if needed...

I will try to create the bootable versions of the LINUX and OS X El Capitan
Can I do this step from windows 10?

After then should I delete everything and install as first OS X? ( how can the laptop manage my original license of windows at that point?
Sorry but I'm really going crazy

You need to be posting in the laptop forum and following Rehabman's Laptop installation guide - this forum is for desktop support.

 

[irrationalJohn]

After then should I delete everything and install as first OS X?

This may already be obvious to you, but I always get nervous when someone talks about deleting a working system without also mentioning backing it up first.

Always backup anything and everything which you may destroy before you start experimenting. Since you say you have never tried this before chances are very good that you might end up unable to use your computer. In that case you'll want to have a backup you can restore to get back to where you were when you started.

I believe there are a number of choices out there for backing up a windows system. One I like is the free version of Macrium Reflect. One nice thing about it is it allows you to create a bootable USB which you can then use to restore your backup.

But whatever works for you is fine. Just think ahead and save your data/system before you start deleting partitions and reformatting drives!

 

[muletto83]

I have done a backup of everything I need
Thanks irrationalJohn!

Ok so I can try another question here... hopefully!
I made a desktop MSI gaming 7 with i7 4790k and r9 280x 16 gb ram and ssd samsung 840pro.

I'm preparing an USB boot for EL Capitan.

My goal will be to install Max os, windows 7, and Linux.

Is it possible? Does it is the same guide that i have to follow also if I want windows 7?
Please can you explain what is the difference between win7-win10 talking about partitioning or UEFI... sorry but i really need some help if anyone is so kind to help me contacting me I will be very happy
Thanks in advance!