Bootcamp El Capitan fails, cannot partition disk
I want to install Win10 using bootcamp on my late 2013 mbp, 1T SSD,
running latest El Capt update 10.11.1
downloaded the 64 image win10
back up done, all set.
bootcamp assistant copied to new 64 usb 3.0 the support files ( after a super slow/long download of win support files)
all on usb, all i need is to partition the disc for windows 10.
No matter the size I give (using the divider) from 32 to 100 gigs (I got 700gigs free),
same error occurs: Your disk cannot be partitioned. Press ok (and start over)
Not one info about the error, no log to be found...
Are there more having this issue? Is there another way to define a partition for windows and boot on the usb to install win10?
Could this be related with the new security thingy? Do I need reboot in safe mode, type csrutil disable, reboot,
do the partition and reboot enable again? Some search gave showed up that this Rootless System Integrity Protection
eat some extra block of the disc, potentially explaining the failure but other result say that once the csrutil is restored
or El Capt is newly installed the win partionned gets corrupted or lost. So not very tempted about f... up my disk.
So how on earth do you install win10 on a mac nowdays ?
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013), OS X Mavericks (10.9.2)