How to dual-boot macOS on Mac - partition/volume APFS tutorial (Ventura)
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Thanks for your video, as I need to do this with my Macbook Pro. One thing I might suggest is to slow down a bit, as you clearly know this stuff inside and out. But for me, even as pretty tech-savvy, you fly by every step so fast I had to repeatedly back up and watch again. Your video did help with my fear of going through this process, though, so thanks for your expertise.
If you need to run Mojave, the actual version of APFS format in Big Sur and above will update to a newer version so the volume Mojave is on will boot with an error about the disk format. You can use Volume with Catalina and above and have all the space sharing advantages of APFS just fine. I dual boot a 2012 Mac Mini with Mojave and Catalina using separate partitions on the same drive to avoid this error while my 2012 Mac Pro dual boots Sonoma and Catalina off 2 volumes on the same drive just fine using OpenCore. The disk error didn’t seem to do any harm on the Mojave boot disk on the Mac Mini but I think people using older systems for compatibility with software that’s Mojave only should be made aware of this.
Thank you so much. This vital information is missing in virtually all online tutorials on setting up dual-boot macs.
soon as you hear his voice for the first second, you trust what he gonna teach you !😂
I've gone above and beyond this with my 2017 MacBook Pro. I have macOS Sierra high sierra Mojave Catalina big sur Monterey and Ventura installed on there + Sonoma which was patched with oclp
So can you also do a tutorial on how to delete one of the boot?
Command + R instead of holding the power button for intel based Macbook
Legend. Thanks, king.
He never mentioned how to install older versions. Recovery only has Ventura.
Nice! Does this mean that I can instal the latest OS on my iMac + 10.14. Mojave and still run Photoshop CS6 on it?😮 (Because it won’t run on anything later than Mojave.
Would be soooo useful!
Anyone know how to merge/undo a dual boot setup to consolidate to a more current OS? i.e. I have a 2013 iMac dual booted with El Capitan and Catalina. I want to bring everything to Catalina so I can do a clean clone to an external ssd running whatever the lastest OS that will run on this machine/config (Ventura?). I understand most of the apps won’t run on the latest OS. Mainly wanting all my files/data. At the very least I want to merge to Catalina and run that on the external ssd. Thanks!!
I installed 3 os on my macbook pro, 2 macOS and 1 windows 11, but windows 11 is different hard drive while the macOS is shared to main drive ( ventura and sonoma )
Amazing video, Andrew! Do you know if (even without Bootcamp for Mac M1) we can install Windows ARM on Volumes or Partitions? Thank you so much!!!
How will u explain
Why do you select Partition here when Apple's own how-to suggests selecting a Volume? To be honest, I thought Apple's instructions skipped over the reasoning, and the issue of whether to select the 'home' Volume or the Data volume associated with it, so I came here. But now I'm still not clear
Agree. The guy confuses volumes and partitions when he's speaking, I'm not convinced he's done this in the optimal way. To me it's more intuitive to add a second volume at the container level. I'll have to look elsewhere for better info..
@@AndyMcClements I've done this in the meantime and it worked out perfectly. The presenter's confusion between Volumes and Partitions seems to originate with Apple. If you select Partition, you are indeed offered an opportunity thereafter to choose Volume, which is very confusing. As you say, the 'right way' to do this, and the way that worked without glitch or hitch for me, is to choose Volume at the container level and proceed, carefully, from there. (Actually I don't know why I didn't do this to continue using an older OS before: it's great to have the latest OS on the main volume but an older OS, and a handful of legacy applications, still available on the second volume too.
i installed os on external ssd but it doesn not work on macbook pro 2020 m1 does not start by any method. what to do?
im using monterey and its running from OCLP and created a new volume and it doesnt work when i hold the alt key, i just get the EFI and HD option. im gussing id have to make a partition somehow. Ill try reddit to see. As i really need an old version of itunes as im working on ipods
really thank you
Suppose, we dual boot macos ventura and monterey and we want all the data to be available on monetery same as on ventura(which is our main OS), so how to copy all the data for using it in our second OS which is monterey?
You can access your other partition's data through Finder, and you can give yourself permissions to access the user folders.
Do you have to a partition or volume?
Thank you.
Is it possible to dual boot the second os from a partition of an external drive? I 'd love to see a video with this!
Yes this is possible.
@@Andytizer Thanks! It works! I installed macos monterey on a samsung nvme (gen 3) drive, connected with icy box enclosure (type c - usb 3.1)
did you need to do any other settings for this to work? I can't get the external to boot.@@winnie-iu9mo
Early 2011 MBP 17 inch can i have High Sierra and Ventura on my device will it work OLCP ?
Great video thanks!
Can someone explain how to download monterey on the new made volume ?
the same question
I have the same question. I now have Ventura but want to go back as I have too many programs that dont work with that operating system sadly my Time Machine can't help as it has only Ventura on it.
@@aussietwiggySimplest solution is to delete the whole volume, create a new volume and install Monterey into that. If Monterey is on your main drive you can Restart with Shift down then choose Reinstall then select the appropriate drive. If it’s not you have to find the Monterey installer online. A tip: any time you install a new OS on anything, copy the installer file before installation as it automatically disappears once you install it and can be hard to source afterwards.
@@PoetryFilms Thank you I will try that.
Super helpful, thank you!
Hi Andrew - I have managed to upgrade my macOS on my Mac Mini to Ventura using Open Core Legacy Patcher, but I now seem to have my applications divided between two internal SSD hard drives...! How can I combine my macOS and applications on one SSD and leave the other SSD for my files - especially the heavier iTunes files? I also want to make sure the Mac always boots into the correct SSD each time. Thank you!
Let's say I want the two OSes to be isolated, in the sense that you can't access the files of one from the other, nor see its partition in Disk Utility, would I be able to achieve that by creating a partition rather than a volume?
Yes, I did exactly this today. Create a partition instead, and follow all the other instructions, and you should be fine! Works exactly the same, except with no shared space
@@keot777 I think what exidion54 means is that if you use volumes and install two OSes, when you're in the first OS, you can see and access all the files of the other OS as well. If this is not desired, I suppose you can create user accounts with different passwords on the two OSes and enable filevault. This way they will be encrypted with with different keys, and you can only access the other volume's files if you know the encryption (user) password of the other OS. If they're encrypted with different passwords, then when you boot up either of the OSes, it will ask for the password of the other volume when you log in to be able to mount it and access the files. If you don't have the password or click cancel, then you won't be able to access the files of the other OS either.
thank you!
Same user profile on both volumes?
let per say, I want to go back into single partitions will this possible?
you should be able to
Very nice ! Is it possible to run 2 OS's on a intel Macmini ? E.g 10.14 and 10.16 ?
How can one dual boot which is segregated and used by different users with the same apple ID without getting a prompt to unlock the second disk every time on logon?
Can I load a volume using a bootable USB? For example, can I create a volume in Sonoma and USB boot Ventura into the volume?
I have OS 10. Can I make a partition to run my Adobe Creative suite and then upgrade my original hard drive to the newest OS? Adobe Creative Suite will not run on newer OS and I have not upgraded my computer because I need to use the Adobe. It’s getting to the point that I will have to upgrade. Thanks
Hi. My "+" and "-" buttons are greyed out, as is "Apply", any ideas of what to do? I am on the top level disc.
will I need to backup anything on my mac? or can I do the volume thing without worry?
Would I do the same thing if I want to install a time machine backup from my computer onto my wife's macbook while mine is in the shop? I'm looking to have a working version of my computer while I send mine to Apple.
Sure you don’t even need to make a partition, just use Migration Assistant on wife’s Mac.
Sadly, this is not recommended for M1 macs. I'd be happy with dual boot with an external but I don't think this is possible. Please let me know if you've heard otherwise.
This was recorded on the M1 Max, it does work.
ok, thank you!@@andrewtsaitips
ok, thanks@@andrewtsaitips
is this safe for mac?
Yes