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good day ,
Gigabyte mobo runing ivy bridge ,
I currently have a longtime install of Mavericks I think , or ml ...
on a 120gb ssd
Then I had windows 8 installed legacy style onto a separate ssd
My windows pooped on me.
And now with all the new bootloaders and windows 10 I’m looking for advice on how to dual boot this ... previously I noticed anytime I tried using a windows usb uefi I would end up with windows as my boot loader is there a way to install w10 legacy style , or should I try mimicking my last install style ( legacy w8)
Think I had to in bios , disable uefi , disable the OS X sata drives , set bios to ide and booted installed w8 off cd ...
Ugh
Maybe try clover ?
Will clover recognize my old non uefi install of OS X?
Thanks any help would be great like what bios settings etc...
Off the top of your head how large would a OS X backup image of my 120gb ssd be?
Reinstalling OS X is the last thing I want as this has been my most reliable hackintosh setup build yet ...
Gigabyte mobo runing ivy bridge ,
I currently have a longtime install of Mavericks I think , or ml ...
on a 120gb ssd
Then I had windows 8 installed legacy style onto a separate ssd
My windows pooped on me.
And now with all the new bootloaders and windows 10 I’m looking for advice on how to dual boot this ... previously I noticed anytime I tried using a windows usb uefi I would end up with windows as my boot loader is there a way to install w10 legacy style , or should I try mimicking my last install style ( legacy w8)
Think I had to in bios , disable uefi , disable the OS X sata drives , set bios to ide and booted installed w8 off cd ...
Ugh
Maybe try clover ?
Will clover recognize my old non uefi install of OS X?
Thanks any help would be great like what bios settings etc...
Off the top of your head how large would a OS X backup image of my 120gb ssd be?
Reinstalling OS X is the last thing I want as this has been my most reliable hackintosh setup build yet ...