Hello,
My SSD was partitioned (if it's correct to say it like that) with linux, i don't have the mac recovery partition and bootcamp install is not possible. Basically i can install el capitan from network but it will just create a new mac recovery partition and erase macintosh hd and let the basics problems for bootcamp on.
Is there any way to reset completely the ssd to apple origin ? for example some free space are left, i can create from theses free space a fat32 partition with linux but mac won't be able to re-make a big macintosh hd with recovery mode and that's it. The drive utility need "journaling" the partition and don't success to do it.
Thanks
My SSD was partitioned (if it's correct to say it like that) with linux, i don't have the mac recovery partition and bootcamp install is not possible. Basically i can install el capitan from network but it will just create a new mac recovery partition and erase macintosh hd and let the basics problems for bootcamp on.
Is there any way to reset completely the ssd to apple origin ? for example some free space are left, i can create from theses free space a fat32 partition with linux but mac won't be able to re-make a big macintosh hd with recovery mode and that's it. The drive utility need "journaling" the partition and don't success to do it.
Thanks