Previously I've had three partitions. MAC OSX + BOOT CAMP + Shared Partition(FAT32)
For upgrade to EL CAPITAN, I used bootable USB. Using disk utility I erased MAC OSX for clean installation and proceeded installation.
But I got an error massage saying "OS X could not be installed on your computer. This partition map modification would make a windows partition unbootable".
Untill this moment, I could see bootcamp in boot mode selection when I tried . For solve the problem above, I tried to resize MAC OSX partition. (MAC OSX partition was 250GB and resized it to 249GB) and I found 1 more partition created with 1GB. I reuninified them as original size 250GB.
I tried to reboot the MAC and since I couldn't find any bootable disk except USB disk and I'm getting same error massage when I tried to install OSX.
Where do I have to start and what do I have to do.
I just typed 'diskutil list' in the terminal that was run during installation from bootable USB and it gives me followings.
And also I tried followings for help.
sudo gpt -vv -r show /dev/disk0
sudo fdisk /dev/disk0
Please give me any say
For upgrade to EL CAPITAN, I used bootable USB. Using disk utility I erased MAC OSX for clean installation and proceeded installation.
But I got an error massage saying "OS X could not be installed on your computer. This partition map modification would make a windows partition unbootable".
Untill this moment, I could see bootcamp in boot mode selection when I tried . For solve the problem above, I tried to resize MAC OSX partition. (MAC OSX partition was 250GB and resized it to 249GB) and I found 1 more partition created with 1GB. I reuninified them as original size 250GB.
I tried to reboot the MAC and since I couldn't find any bootable disk except USB disk and I'm getting same error massage when I tried to install OSX.
Where do I have to start and what do I have to do.
I just typed 'diskutil list' in the terminal that was run during installation from bootable USB and it gives me followings.
And also I tried followings for help.
sudo gpt -vv -r show /dev/disk0
sudo fdisk /dev/disk0
Please give me any say
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