The 4K Dell OptiMac - 9020 MT - Core i7-4790 - Radeon RX 570 - LG 4K IPS Monitor
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Disconnect your macOS Mojave drive first before installing Win10. If not, it will over write the macOS EFI partition. Install Windows for UEFI booting on a drive with a GUID partition table if you will use Clover to boot into Windows and macOS.
Guide: Multibooting UEFI on Separate Drives
MultiBooting Win10, OS X and Ubuntu on separate drives is as simple a procedure as installing all 3 on the same drive and booting them with Clover ( See http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-multibooting-uefi.197352/ ). What you need: 3 HDDs or SSDs or some combination of the two. Your...
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So I need osx usb and win 10 to install win 10 on other drive, am I right?Disconnect your macOS Mojave drive first before installing Win10. If not, it will over write the macOS EFI partition. Install Windows for UEFI booting on a drive with a GUID partition table if you will use Clover to boot into Windows and macOS.
Guide: Multibooting UEFI on Separate Drives
MultiBooting Win10, OS X and Ubuntu on separate drives is as simple a procedure as installing all 3 on the same drive and booting them with Clover ( See http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-multibooting-uefi.197352/ ). What you need: 3 HDDs or SSDs or some combination of the two. Your...
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Right, use a Windows PC to make the Win10 USB installer. Very easy to do.
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thanks again...
enabled Legacy ROMs.
put system to sleep.
the system powered up after clicking mouse but never revealed anything on screen, (monitor cycles between no signal and signal for a while but without any image from the system.. blank screen)
after about 5 minutes system went to sleep on its own and after pressing mouse, it woke again with the same monitor cycle
BUT after a while then the initial startup login screen appeared... (cant tell if it rebooted, after first wake attempt, and then woke from sleep after no activity or woke from the first sleep ....
Cycle repeats at least one more time.... alternating between not waking fully and waking after a delay....
upon logging in a system message indicated that macOS was having a problem and created this dump (attached)
I wanted to make sure it was clear that during Mojave install I did NOT use any of the terminal commands (Step 3.D. in this guide) to disable hibernation (as mentioned in my earlier post)
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also just noticed that if I select "lock screen" instead of sleep from the apple menu the system will lock to login page and then become unresponsive (screen goes blank, cycles signal/no signal) and then goes to sleep but not wakeable with mouse press (power button blinks rapidly) and does not wake properly with power button press.
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Post a screen shot of what boxes you have checked in: System Preferences -> Energy Saver ->
Also check to see everything that you have plugged in via USB, including a Wifi BT card via a PCIe slot is not causing the problem. Other things could be external drives, a wifi or BT USB dongle among others. Remove them one by one and retest sleep.
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I would untick all the check boxes in Energy Saver and then retest sleep.
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tried retesting sleep, will not wake properly still (system powers up, but blank screen still).
also tried using another wired keyboard/mouse used on another hack build, same result.
while we are talking, is it OK to do these and other apple software updates, either now or later, for Mojave? (see attached)
also tried using another wired keyboard/mouse used on another hack build, same result.
while we are talking, is it OK to do these and other apple software updates, either now or later, for Mojave? (see attached)
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