- HOW TO CREATE SIERRA BOOTABLE USB WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
- HOW TO CREATE SIERRA BOOTABLE USB WINDOWS 7 PLUS
at the end moves it to your home directory, but you might put it in some other folder for safekeeping)Ĥ) Disable the assessments(I'm not entirely certain this is needed. Sudo vi /Applications/Utilities/Boot\ Camp\ Assistant.app/Contents/istģ) MOVE the plist.bak file OUT OF the bootcamp folderĮxample: sudo mv /Applications/Utilities/Boot\ Camp\ Assistant.app/Contents/ ~/. Sudo nano /Applications/Utilities/Boot\ Camp\ Assistant.app/Contents/ist Notes that this will be an xml file, but the layout is similar to the example given Sudo cp /Applications/Utilities/Boot\ Camp\ Assistant.app/Contents/ist /Applications/Utilities/Boot\ Camp\ Assistant.app/Contents/Ģ) Modify the plist file as described (I used VI instead of NANO).
Then I'll remove the opti-bay hard drive, re-install the optical drive and give it another go per boot camps original demands. So now I'm pretty much back to waiting on my replacement optical drive which is supposed to come on Monday.
HOW TO CREATE SIERRA BOOTABLE USB WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
Now it won't even find the bootable usb in the boot menu.Īfter searching the forums, I get the impression that there is basically no way to boot from a usb in my mid-2010 macbook pro, even if I successfully create a bootable usb drive with a windows install iso. I deleted the EFI folder from the usb drive to try to force it to boot in BIOS mode but no work-ee. I was able to create a bootable usb drive, but then it boots in EFI mode and throws a fit about the MBR format of the drive. I downloaded your file from dropbox and it works fine now. I did manage to foul the file up to where it just bombs on startup like earlier users were discussing. How do I retrieve the plist file from textedit? ^X Exit ^J Justify ^W Where Is ^V Next Page ^U UnCut Text ^T To Spell
^G Get Help ^O WriteOut ^R Read File ^Y Prev Page ^K Cut Text ^C Cur Pos
just copy and paste Bruno's command) then enter (it will ask you for a password. Sudo(one space)codesign(one space)-f(one space)-s(one space)-(one space)/Applications/Utilities/Boot\(one space)Camp\(one space)Assistant.app
HOW TO CREATE SIERRA BOOTABLE USB WINDOWS 7 PLUS
Now, right click on ist and click on get info (do same check as content)Ĥ, Open ist with Xcode (should be default app)ĥ, find DARequiredROMVersions, click on the plus and add your Boot Rom Version.Ħ, find PreUSBBoot SupportedModels, click the plus and add your Model Identifier.ħ, click save (it may ask for your pasword, then save) Under sharing and permission check to see if admin has read &write privilege ( if it doesn't, please add admin with read & write privilege. from system information you need your Model Identifier and your Boot Room VersionĢ, Open utility folder and right click on Boot Camp, click on show package contentsģ, Right click contents and click on get info Just in case someone is trying to do this but doesn't want to use Terminal, follow these steps
So if you have mavericks DP1-6, don't be bothering to try and install windows at any time :-/ So much for being able to test them as development machines xD lol Unused shlib _DATA 00007fff7a1ed000-00007fff7c965000 rw-/rw- SM=COW system shared lib _DATA not used by this process When I fire up bootcamp assistant, I get:Įxception Type: EXC_CRASH (Code Signature Invalid)Įxception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000 Here are excepts from y edited plist that DOESN'T work. I've got the same MBP as Mihail (Early 2011, MBP8,2) This doesn't work with Mavericks DP6 sadly.
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