- #ERROR WHEN PARTITIONING MAC FOR BOOTCAMP INSTALL#
- #ERROR WHEN PARTITIONING MAC FOR BOOTCAMP DRIVERS#
- #ERROR WHEN PARTITIONING MAC FOR BOOTCAMP BLUETOOTH#
The two Thunderbolt 3 ports I used the most for eGPU connection on the 2018 Mac mini is the one next to Ethernet port and the one next to HDMI port. All together it took several hours but it worked. After successfully installing windows and the boot camp drivers, I then restored my Machintosh HD partition from my Time Machine backup.
#ERROR WHEN PARTITIONING MAC FOR BOOTCAMP INSTALL#
This issue never occured when I didn't use third-party boot loader. Before restoring my computer from Time Machine, I used Boot Camp to partition my harddrive and then install windows vista. With the use of rEFInd or automate-eGPU EFI, sometimes I would encounter no Thunderbolt device detection if the eGPU was attached prior to boot. The AMD eGPU would start working half-way through the log-in screen and visible through external monitor. Blind-booted into Windows (was set as default boot volume). I proceeded to shut the computer down with the eGPU attached and switched the HDMI cable from Mac mini to Breakaway Puck.
#ERROR WHEN PARTITIONING MAC FOR BOOTCAMP DRIVERS#
I hot-plugged the eGPU in Windows (HDMI monitor output through Mac mini) then manually installed latest Radeon drivers from AMD website. But, as you can see in the other photos, my drive is a single partition formatted in MacOS extended. When I paired the Breakaway Puck to the 2018 Mac mini, it was fairly straight-forward. When I try to create a partition with Bootcamp it tells me I need to format the drive as a single macOS extended volume. That way you can be certain Windows uses the particular Radeon drivers you manually install. I'd recommend running DDU one more time and make sure to disable Windows feature that auto-installs drivers. Thanks in advance, please help me get past this E12 nightmare. Also, NVIDIA cards (in particular 1050Ti in a Node Lite) works without any problems. One thing I’ve noticed is that after freshly installing Windows, the eGPU is functional on first and maybe second boot, but after that (maybe after Windows installed some other drivers) error 12 appears. Bought Nando’s DIY eGPU Setup 1.35, only to find out that it won’t work under UEFI installation Reinstall Windows and see if BootCamp drivers is the culprit (turns out it’s not so I restored)Ĩ. DSDT override, which gave error in step 1 (when creating dsdt.asl) and I couldn’t continueħ. Boot with monitor attached to the eGPU onlyĦ. Use refind and spoof OS version number 10.14 (equivalent to apple_set_os.efi) and boot with eGPU plugged inĤ. Uninstalling PCI root and reboot to have Windows reestablish PCI hierarchy and memory allocationģ. So your solution basically made my retina mbp bootable again only two. So I was dumb and thought I’ll just get into disk management on the windows side, and reclaim free space made from osx partition to my Bootcamp partition. Paragon’s Bootcamp resizing utility failed.
#ERROR WHEN PARTITIONING MAC FOR BOOTCAMP BLUETOOTH#
Disabling Bluetooth and some other devicesĢ. I wanted to increase the size of my boot camp partition. I didn’t use bootcamp to install Windows, instead I created partitions myself and used a USB drive. I’ve tried searching for solutions but none of them worked. except I’m plagued by error 12 in Windows. I got my Puck just yesterday, which should have been a happy day for me.
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