This is what terminal shows when using the recovery diskĢ: Apple_HFS Mac OS X Base System 1.2 GB disk1s2Ġ: GUID_partition_scheme untitled *524.3 KB disk11Ġ: GUID_partition_scheme untitled *1.0 MB disk12Ġ: GUID_partition_scheme untitled *1. Windows seems to run fine, but it wont connect to my Virgin 5GHZ wifi, even though after doing many tests to see if my Broadcom drivers support 5GHZ, which they do as my Mac supports them all. I have recently installed Windows 10 Bootcamp on my 2016 MacBook Pro 15'. I would not be using Boot Camp 3.x with Windows 7 if I could use BC 4 or 5. This is what terminal shows when logged into OS 10.13 It looks pretty normal.ģ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 384.8 GB disk0s5 Hi All, Very confused and frustrated here. Apple use to provide direct downloads of the updates - 3.1 thru 3.3 but really TELL US what Mac OS you use, maybe if you try from inside Boot Camp Assistant you can. Again Bootcamp will not create the windows partition. Terminal inside the OS shows a normal look too. After recovering data from time machine and the disk utility shows the single HD partition. The mystery drives are still there including two that look like partitions. Bootcamp would not create the windows partition saying there had to be one partition. I could not get rid of them or really touch them. Things looked a bit odd in the recovery HD using terminal which has BASH showing about 20 drives. I found an odd core volume with 800gb reserved, got rid of that.

Sometime after upgrading the OS to 10.13 I could not boot the Mac system. In Bootcamp I started with Win 7 and upgraded to win 10 while it was installed.

in general I find it really odd that erase does not seem to erase all.īootcamp was installed in an earlier Mac OS 10 something. IMac late 2013, OS 10.13, internal 3gb disk I cannot get Bootcamp to do the windows partititon.

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