No Boot Camp on Mojave??? ***?

I'm having the same issue on a late 2014 model with the 3TB drive

Can you look at the second post on this page? Also, a 2014 model can support EFI Boot, so you do not need to use the default MBR method that BCA uses.

Hi there,

I can state that this is not working on the IMac Late 2012 with Fusion Drive 3TB!

I've tried the above mentioned but it all comes up to some error :/ ...

I even have reseted the Fusion Drive itself and tried the above booting from legacy and EFI but I'll always get an error or because the MBR or about the windows EFI.

There could be some work around but it should be simpler...

Cheers,

endesse

Does your computer have a fusion drive?

Yep. 1TB.

I feel you so much. I got the late 2012 configuration with highest specs so it can endure the next decade. It still does. At the same time, I use bootcamp for specific windows stuff (Streaming, some games, some windows specific apps) and I need to keep bootcamp for this.

So. Seems like there's not gonna be a Mojave Update for me. Sad. 😟

Seems odd that 3TB seems to be a magic number,

be it HDD or Fusion, for those trying to install Mojave on such

systems that have a Bootcamp installation are having problems

of some sort or another.

No solution, just an observation.

This is very irritating. I have a 3TB 27inch machine which is late 2013 so according to Apple's blurb this should be OK. But, as others have reported, it's only when you work through the update that you are told BootCamp will not be supported. That's very poor. Why not say it upfront? I don't want to lose my Windows partition for just one simulation -FSX.

Like others, when I bought this system I thought i was future proof and indeed Apple advised me to buy it for that reason. It seems it's not.

Disappointing!

jamesfromweybridge wrote:

Like others, when I bought this system I thought i was future proof and indeed Apple advised me to buy it for that reason.

There's no such thing as "future proof". I seriously doubt anyone from Apple would say such a thing.

OK. Perhaps my language was a little looser than it should have been. But I recall the conversation clearly - I bought directly from Apple in March 2014 - and I was assured that the system was the best option for someone who wanted a machine which would last as long as possible as new operating systems came out. Four and a half years doesn't seem very long to my bank account!

Thanks. In fact it was Blurb who alerted me to this. Of course this is the wrong thread but I’m relieved now that I couldn’t upgrade. I’m working on a 250 page book so it would have been a little unfortunate to say the least!

jamesfromweybridge wrote:

Thanks. In fact it was Blurb who alerted me to this. Of course this is the wrong thread but I’m relieved now that I couldn’t upgrade. I’m working on a 250 page book so it would have been a little unfortunate to say the least!

Yes. That would be aggravating.

I too have the problem that I am unable to install Mojave.

I do NOT have an imac though, mine is a MacbookPro 15 inch (late 2013).

So, this is not only related to imacs and its somehing i am not willing to remove - I work in the IT field and need windows for my job. Thanks Apple.

I guess that this bug is related to the partitioning scheme for 3 TB fusion drives. But Apple should fix that soon to avoid losing user trust. I've postponed my iMac Pro purchase until Apple corrected that for my iMac 27 "end of 2012 with 3TB Fusion drive.

LOL, my reply was deleted within seconds, most likely because it contained "the H-word" their discussion software filters out because it encourages an alternative build practice that they frown upon. Keep trying to control the masses, guys.