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#Os mac sierra clone toools install#
#Os mac sierra clone toools 64 Bit#

#Os mac sierra clone toools 64 Bit#

Get the latest 64 bit version of Clonezilla ISO file to your "Windows" system where you can easily create a Clonezilla USB Installer using the software "Rufus" downloaded simultaneously to the same folder.

If you are interested to try: go to the link below: But now I use only Clonezilla and it is a Freeware! I have CCC and Super Duper I had purchased a couple of years ago when Clonezilla was not this good. So, anyone can easily follow the very descriptive prompts to accomplish the task. The GUI interface of Clonezilla is very easy even for me.

I have not done a "Partition to partition clone" but I don't doubt Clonezilla's ability to make an exact clone of OS X -Mac OS /Window /Linux Systems faithfully either way. It will load through its Clover all my other separate HDDs with Windows 10, Mint 18, el capitan the way the first Boot Sierra SSD used to do. I have used the Linux Freeware "Clonezilla" to create an EXACT clone of my Sierra SSD to a cheaper 500GB SATA HDD that will boot exactly like the original SSD once I connect it to the same cables (Power/SATA) of the SSD and Power the PC and boot. I don't have this issue with the original SSD Sierra install, just the clone I made of it.ĭoes this behavior ring any bells for a solution?Īlso, I'm totally open for anybody's multiple BIOS entries solution - seems like the myriad threads about it work for Windows dual boot and Asus motherboards. If I then restart and at the same bootloader screen press the spacebar, scroll through the boot args listed (none of which are checked) all the way down to the Return and hit Return, then Return again to start the boot - it boots up.

When I re-boot to the clone (without the good SSD plugged in of course), when it gets to the bootloader screen and I hit return to start it - it hangs halfway through the progress bar under Apple logo then gives the probit icon.

#Os mac sierra clone toools install#

Made the clone with CCC and had it make a new recovery partition which I then copied the EFI folder from good install into it. I still have an issue with multiple BIOS entries that regardless of which thread I read and re-read I can't get a solution to stick so I made a clone of that good install to try different remedies and not break the good SSD install. I have a good working SSD install of Sierra with all periferals working including usb 3.1, ethernet, sound etc. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide