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Create A Partition Mac Partition And

Drive B has 3 partitions, the first one for MacOS, the second and the third are for Windows storage (apps and games) My first mistake was to use Windows partitioning tool to delete the Mac partition and leave it unassigned.

It also cannot erase the partition if i format it to NTFS from Windows.

So i had to boot from GParted (a linux distribution that has a much better partitioning tool), nuke it and format it HFS.

The question is how should i create manually the EFI partition, which what parameters so i can solve this Should i try just to copy whatever layout is on the USB drive If i put the USB in windows, i see an EFI folder, and the partition layout is: 1st partition: 200 MB EFI 2nd partition: 29.50 GB Primary 128MB Unallocated.

However in an old Mountain Lion box, on Disk Utility, i just see a big 32GB MacOs Extended Format.

I am able to boot from the HDD now, but no kexts seem to be loaded, as the USB2 port is not working, and the Atheros card isnt detected.

Multibeast used to run in about 5-10 minutes, now in about 1 minute.

Seems that it was timing out because it couldnt find the EFI partition and now i see it mounts EFI in Finder.

In LibraryExtensions i see the kexts there, so my guess is that i have to copy them on the EFI partition.

Can anyone help me in pointing out in exactly what folder i should do that As i dont seem to find a 10.12 folder there.

Should i try copying the kexts to the SystemLibraryExtensions folder instead How do i make System appear in finder I even tried downloading the latest clover, i see it is being installed because the clover them gets changed from black background to grey.

My partition layout is quite weird: 0: GUID partition scheme 1: EFI 200mb 2: NTFS 3: NTFS 4: AppleHFS Macos I would have thought if my 50GB empty partition was on the start of the HDD, when i created EFI and MacOS they would be 1 and 2 in the list.

I cant reformat the whole HDD as i dont have space to move my two NTFS partitions.

Can you back up the contents of the NTFS partitions to off line storage or to your main Win10 SSD.

If i choose any of the MACOSX entries i get booted to Win10 instead.

Since i can boot to Sierra from the HDD there must be some way to make it see the kexts, i will try loading them manually to see if that works.

Booted off USB and installed Sierra, rebooted and used USB to boot the installed Sierra.

Ran Multibeast 9, chose UEFI, with Atheros E2200 2.2 i think, the latest one.

Build-Install, i saw that EFI was mounted (to make sure, i removed the USB drive before starting) Ran the NVIDIA installer and rebooted, pressed F12 and chose Western Digital and booted fine, but doesnt detect my ethernet card or the usb 2.0 ports.

Weird enough, the NVIDIA card works fine, so i dont know where the issue is.

Immediately I got a warning that the Atheros kext wouldnt work, but I rebooted and ethernet is working.

Ironically, the USB kexts did get copied to SLE and they dont work since the USB 2 port isnt working (at least USB3 port seems to work).

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