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Since my iMac falls into the gap of machines that can't have bootcamp + Mojave is the blocker just the fact its a fusion drive?
I am likely to replace my drive soon and will probably just put int a single SSD drive, would this also solve the bootcamp issue?
Thanks.
iMac 27", macOS 10.13
The restriction is due to 3TB Fusion drives as documented in If you see the alert 'Installation cannot proceed with Boot Camp configured' - Apple Support. If you do not have a 3Tb Fusion drive, you can install Windows using BC Assistant.
The restriction is due to 3TB Fusion drives as documented in If you see the alert 'Installation cannot proceed with Boot Camp configured' - Apple Support. If you do not have a 3Tb Fusion drive, you can install Windows using BC Assistant.
Great. I still find my late 2012 iMac does everything I need but I do need boot camp so good to know a hardware swap would fix this.
You can always install a Windows VM, without changing any hardware.
Also, a 2012 iMac requires a MBR, while a 2013 one does not.
Yep I have parallels but for many modern games it’s better to use the hardware natively. Productivity apps or old games work
fine via parallel or wine.
Glad that you know all the choices you have. 👍
Late 2012 Boot Camp Install?
