This layout is horribly unsupported by both Apple and Windows. They won't have the same numbers for you as they do in my table above, but it doesn't matter. You can issue a ? command to get a list of the available commands you'll need to do the modifications.Īlso, when fdisk asks you if you want to edit in CHS mode, say no.
To make these changes, use fdisk -e /dev/disk0 to enter fdisk in interactive mode. If you look closely, I have omitted the recovery partition from the table (since it's generally useless and you'd likely want to access your Additional Storage partition while running Windows). What I have done here is used the sector numbers from your output of the gpt command to show you what your MBR partition table should look like. Since your Windows partition is the 5th partition on the disk, the MBR cannot handle this, nor does the Boot Camp Assistant know what to do in this scenario, so it refuses to work. In your situation, you have an additional Data partition called "Additional Storage" that is taking up the 4th slot. That leaves only one MBR slot available for the Boot Camp Assistant to work with in order to install Windows. On an out-of-the-box fresh install of OS X, you'd be using 3 of those partition entries already one for the EFI partition, one for the Mac HFS partition, and one for the recovery partition. The problem is that an MBR can only have 4 partition entries. The problem is not that you don't have an MBR. Output of sudo fdisk /dev/disk0: Disk: /dev/disk0 geometry: 30401/255/63 Is there a way to create my own MBR/GPT hybrid like the Bootcamp-Assistant does? /dev/disk0s5 would then be MBR and the rest still GPT. However, since the partition is GPT Windows cannot be installed.
Now I would like to install Windows on /dev/disk0s5.
Currently I have two partitions with data on them I would like to keep (marked with a *): /dev/disk0 (internal, physical):Ģ: Apple_HFS Macintosh SSD* 164.2 GB disk0s2ģ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3Ĥ: Apple_HFS Additional_Storage* 56.6 GB disk0s4
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