Bootcamp ne pokaže v start-upu (MAC)

V disk utility sem naredil novo izjemo, Bootcamp je narejen, a mi ga v start upu noče pokazati, kar mi pokaže je Machintosh HD.

Da, vedno pokaže samo enega in to je Mac HD

Jaz sem naredil Windows boot USB z rufusom in ko ga dam v MBP mi USB-ja sploh ne pokaže tako da ne morem zagnati instalacijo Windows. Kaže samo disk od mac-a.

USB sem formatiral kot MBR in UEFI, in sedaj ne vem v čem je fora.

Vsaka pomoč prav pride.

Hvala-

Ja, USB ključek ali disk mora bit v FAT32 formatu, da ti prepozna. Ali pa exFAT.

Čakaj, disk prej ni bil v GPT načinu?

Če se dobro spomnim, odkar imajo Mac-i (U)EFI, to je nekje od leta 2006, za namestitev MacOS (X) sistema moraš disk imet v GPT načinu.
Npr. Windows 8 oz. novejši se sploh ne namesti, če nimaš diska v GPT obliki.

Bootcamp ti privzeto sicer naredi FAT32 particijo, a ta del bo pustil v MBR obliki in ne GPT.
Tako imaš hibridno nastavitev na disku. HFS+ del, kjer sedi MacOS je GPT, Bootcamp particija pa je MBR.

GPT = GUID Partition Table
MBR = Master Boot Record.

Cel disk moraš prekonvertirat v GPT.

Priporočam, da zelo dobro pregledaš/prebereš to povezavo, kjer je vse nazorno prikazano:
http://macriot.com/mcrt/?p=2362

Tudi komentarji so uporabni.

Tudi na gpt lahko naložiš win.

Jaz bi na tvojem mestu naredil sledeče, ko je zdaj že itak vse zbrisano in boš moral na novo naložit sistem(e):

1.) disk pretvoriš v GPT (lahko tudi s pomočjo terminala kot je zgoraj napisano na povezavi)

2.) napraviš Network/Internet Recovery (držiš CMD + R ob vklopu računalnika), če nimaš narejen zagonski DVD oz. USB ključek z MacOS namestitveno datoteko. Ko prideš v inštalacijski del odpreš Disk Utility (lahko pa tudi kakšen GParted) in disk razdeliš na dva dela, enega za MacOS in formatiraš v HFS+, drugega pa formatiraš kot FAT32

3.) na novo naložiš ob sistema

S Terminalom lahko pretvoriše cel disk v GPT, brez, da bi izgubil podatke. Glej:
http://macriot.com/mcrt/?p=2362

Reverting Your Hybrid GPT/MBR Disk Back To a GPT Disk For Windows 8/8.1 Boot Camp Installation

Note: Whilst the following process is not destructive in nature we highly recommend you back up your data nonetheless to safeguard against any undesired results.

- Boot into OS X
- Download GPT fdisk utility (gdisk) from Sourceforge and install it
- Launch Disk Utility (/Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility.app)
- In the left pane select the Hard Drive (not Volume) which contains the OS X and BOOTCAMP partitions that BCA has created for you and click on the Disk Utility Info button (CMD+I)
- In the Info window, note down the Disk Identifier value of your hard drive, e.g. in the example below the Disk Identifier is "disk0"



- Launch Terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app)
- Launch gdisk in terminal by copying and pasting the following text into Terminal without the quotes, "sudo gdisk /dev/disk0", enter your system admin password when prompted

In our example our Disk Identifier is "disk0". Replace "disk0" with the corresponding Disk Identifier of your hard drive. For example, if your Disk Identifier is "disk1" then the appropriate Terminal command to launch gdisk would instead be "sudo gdisk /dev/disk1".

- Type "p" to view the partition table to confirm it is the correct hard drive you want to work on, if not type "q" to quit gdisk without making any changes and try again with another disk
- Assuming you have the correct disk (i.e. entered the correct Disk Identifier to launch gdisk), type "x" to enter the experts menu
- Type "n" to create a fresh protective MBR; note upon completion gdisk will not confirm a change or display any indication anything has been done, it will just show you another experts menu prompt
- Type "w" to save the changes you have made, confirm this action when prompted to do so
- Quit Terminal
- Shutdown your Mac and unplug ALL other hard drives other than the hard drive you intend to install Windows 8/8.1 on. Also unplug all SSD cards or USB drives attached to your Mac