#Install mac os on pc triple boot how to#
*EDIT: I got rid of that extra icon, but I'm still trying to figure out how to re-order them, if possible.*Ĭ) Customize the icons and backdrop to accurately reflect each OS.
#Install mac os on pc triple boot install#
install Easy-BCD and add the other OSs to Windows-Start. and if youre installing a simple dual or triple boot system, youre unlikely to have any problems and. It also provides an easy way to enter and explore the EFI pre-boot environment.
You can use it to boot multiple operating systems easily, including triple-boot setups with Boot Camp. Once started, connect the other OS-disks. Get Vista, Linux and OS X running on the same PC (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab). rEFIt is a boot menu and maintenance toolkit for EFI -based machines like the Intel Macs. Is there a way to set it up so I only have ONE icon for eOS on the rEFInd screen that takes me directly into eOS, bypassing the GRUB menu? - *EDIT: I found out that by hitting the Delete (not Backspace) key will get rid of icons, so I'm down to the three I want.*ī) I don't know what the icon on the far right does.I think it just boots me into whichever OS is currently set as default maybe? In any case, I'd like to just get rid of that icon altogether, so that the only options I have on that screen are Mac OS X, Windows, and eOS, preferably in that order. Once all OSs are installed, connect only Win-Disk and start. A bootable installer of macOS Sierra allows you to perform a clean install, which completely replaces the contents of your Mac’s startup drive with a brand-new, fresh install of Sierra.The bootable installer can also be used to install macOS Sierra on multiple Macs, without having to resort to downloading the installer app from the Mac App Store each time.
While I seem to now have a working setup, I would like to do the following:Ī) Seems redundant to have rEFInd that THEN takes me to another boot loader (GRUB).
Both seem to take me to the GRUB boot menu, where I can hit enter again on "elementary OS" to boot into eOS, but the second entry seems to get rid of the rEFInd boot menu and takes me straight into eOS upon reboot.
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