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MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.4)
Your question has not been deleted. 😉
Please provide the output (using OSX Terminal) of the following commands...
1. diskutil list
2. sudo gpt -vv -r show /dev/disk0
3. sudo fdisk /dev/disk0
Your question has not been deleted. 😉
Please provide the output (using OSX Terminal) of the following commands...
1. diskutil list
2. sudo gpt -vv -r show /dev/disk0
3. sudo fdisk /dev/disk0
it said
Can i proceed ?
Yes, please do. The commands are not going to change your system, but they do need root privileges to query and provide output.
It appear this
You need a space between show and /dev/disk0.
Also the output from the third fdisk command, please.
You have the same issue as McTavish_10 and MattTheMedic.
Please type the following commands in sequence and reboot. You need to press return after each entered line. This command modifies your system. Please ensure you have adequate backups for your data.
sudo fdisk -e /dev/disk0
p
setpid 4
07
flag 4
p
write
y
Can i loose all my data?, cause i dont have backup
If you do not change any partition sizing information, then highly unlikely that you will lose data. If you mistype any commands please stop and ask, or if the output is not correct, please ask. In the original thread (McTavish_10), there is an example of the output you will get and it has very detailed steps.
ok i start to put the command ut say this.
The example should have this message, too.
o yes, sorry about that, well i finish to put all the commands, it said this, all correct?
You can exit and reboot.
sorry for this question, but it is my first time working with terminal, how do i exit? only close the window? or put a special command
It is better to ask. If you type help, it will show you available commands.
Oh man Thanks, now a can boot windows again. (How did you learn that???))
I really appreciate your help !!
thank you for your support. 🙂
But i have another problem could you help me.
how can i resize to full capacity ? the gray space is were the yosemite partition was
Repairing Boot Camp after creating a partition.
