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- Aug 18, 2018
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- Motherboard
- Asrock B360M Pro4
- CPU
- Intel i5-8400
- Graphics
- GeForce GTX 1060
- Mac
Actually I have only one SSD available and since I can't buy a new one (yet) I'm trying to install macOS High Sierra on a SSD where actually I have Windows 10 installed so I can dual boot on the same drive.
I managed to do the USB part with UniBeast and I'm actually in the screen where I have the option to open Disk Utility.
All I want is create a new partition to install macOS and so the currently used 35GB in Windows remains intact in another one.
My question is.. Is this doable? Because it says (I'm attaching a picture) that all 35GB is going to be erased.
I managed to do the USB part with UniBeast and I'm actually in the screen where I have the option to open Disk Utility.
All I want is create a new partition to install macOS and so the currently used 35GB in Windows remains intact in another one.
My question is.. Is this doable? Because it says (I'm attaching a picture) that all 35GB is going to be erased.