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I just bought windows 8 for my mac as i have been having some compatability issues with windows computers for work. I am using boot camp and it is asking me to partition the disk so i have some space for windows. do i have to do this? or is there a way i can skip this so i have full access to the hard disk in both operating softwares?
thank you
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mavericks (10.9.2)
partitioning is because windows can't run on apples file system
and osx can't run on windows file system
if you don't need to play 3d games on the mac then will have an easier time and require no partitioning
if you run windows 8 in a virual machine such as free virtualbox or commerical parallels or vmware
partitioning is because windows can't run on apples file system
and osx can't run on windows file system
if you don't need to play 3d games on the mac then will have an easier time and require no partitioning
if you run windows 8 in a virual machine such as free virtualbox or commerical parallels or vmware
Is there a way that you don't have to partition your disk?
