I've been trying to dual boot my Macbook pro with parrot os and all the documents I came across are dated to 2013 or earlier. I am not sure if the same old methods are enough, so here I am seeking your help. Thanks in advance.
MacBook Pro 15”, macOS 10.14
Safer than dual-boot is virtual machines. Dual boot requires altering boot sectors which can always be tetchy and makes system recovery more difficult.
Catalina already introduces a new concept: A disk partition for system files (read-only) and a disk partition for data files (writable). Any boot-sector magic you choose would need to survive any upgrading to Catalina (assuming you go to Catalina or beyond) AND any Catalina upgrade would need to recognize the partitioning to start (which it may not).
Perhaps you may want to start a thread in Catalina forum asking about those effects (or this thread could be relocated to get the right attention).
I suggest you should find a way to fix the issues you currently have, or try another VM product that may be more stable.
I will bow out after this because I just stated what I would consider a best approach based on my knowledge of OSX.
Currently thats what I am using but when I use try to connect external devices like wifi adapter sometimes its not detected and also gets into problems with putting it in monitor mode and all.
How can I dual boot my mac machine with parrot?
