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- DISCLAIMER: If you found this article you are either me (duh) or clever enough to use Google to find it and find all missing
- pieces of information that you are still not aware about. I DON'T DO FREE SUPPORT OTHER THAN WHAT I NEED TO MYSELF AND MAKE
- PUBLICLY AVAILABLE!
- 1 - Install Virtual Box, get an ISO copy of windows installation and open Bootcamp on Mac (Action > Download drivers) to get
- the drivers for windows
- 2 - Create a "ramdisk" that will actually point to your external ssd. For this you need to know the disk (you
- can simply type mount on terminal and figure out the disk number by yourself). After you know the number, type this in
- terminal:
- $ sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -filename "windows.vmdk" -rawdisk /dev/disk(# of the disk)
- 2.a - In case you have an error, remember to umount the disk before trying to use it. Go google (or...:
- $ diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk3
- and then repeat step 2.
- 3 - So, even after you have done 2.a and repeated step 2, you will need a second
- $ diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk3
- 4 - As soon as step 2 in completed, you may be requested to use the disk as a "timeblablab". This is horseshit. Don't use.
- 5 - Now open Virtual Box and create a new Vm for Windows, and choose windows.vmdk as the disk for it.
- sudo /Applications/VirtualBox.app/Contents/MacOS/VirtualBox
- 6 - Start the VM, install windows.
- 7 - Install MacOS Mounty, so you can copy the downloaded drivers to the hard disl
- 8 - Start the "VM" and install the drivers
- 9 - Reboot mac holding ALT/Option key and see the SSD as a bootable option.
- 10 - You did it. Bitch!
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