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#EDIT BOOTCAMP PARTITION FROM OSX 2017 INSTALL#
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#EDIT BOOTCAMP PARTITION FROM OSX 2017 SOFTWARE#

I will also run some tests with FileVault installation before Bootcamp installation and macOS 10.12.4 and VB 5.1.12. ($) Upgraded to Win10, but Win10 does not run stable Host=10.12.2, Upgrade=YES(%), Guest=Win8($), VBox=5.1.12, Filevault=Yes, FileVaultBeforeBootcamp=NO, Works = YES Host=10.12.4, Upgrade=YES(*), Guest=Win10, VBox=5.1.12, Filevault=Yes, FileVaultBeforeBootcamp=YES, Works = NO Quantor: Host=10.12.4, Upgrade=YES(*), Guest=Win10, VBox=5.1.18, Filevault=Yes, FileVaultBeforeBootcamp=YES, Works = NO Here is my contribution to the symptoms matrix so far (Works = YES means that sudo VBoxManage internalcommands listpartitions gives some output):

#EDIT BOOTCAMP PARTITION FROM OSX 2017 INSTALL#

On an old MacBook, Bootcamp can only install Windows 7 or 8 (I will check on that Bootcamp version, I have the old system currently not available). On a new MacBook, BootCamp 6.1.0 can only install Windows 10. Bootcamp on OS 10.12.4 does behave differently.

#EDIT BOOTCAMP PARTITION FROM OSX 2017 SOFTWARE#

You seem to be confusing the vessel with the software problem you're seeing.Īt least macOS makes a difference which system it is installed on. So, before jumping the gun, please take a moment and come up with working and failing scenarios.

#EDIT BOOTCAMP PARTITION FROM OSX 2017 UPGRADE#

The other thing that 'quantor' can try is to upgrade to 5.1.18 in the working scenario. The easiest way to try the last question is if you all downgrade to 5.1.12, which seems to work in a particular case (quantor).

The question is if it's the VirtualBox version or if it's the OSX version.

The question is if the BootCamp partition was created after or before the FileVault.

The question is not the year, the question is whether this was a clean install or an upgrade.

If you take out that hard disk and plug it on another, older computer, you're still going to have the same problem. That's a complete red herring in my opinion. So, please try to focus on the important issues, like filling in the gaps and not on the superfluous ones, like the year of the MBP. Host=10.12.2, Upgrade=?, Guest=?, VBox 5.1.12, Filevault=Yes, Works = YesWith so many question marks on the symptoms matrix, I cannot come to any clear conclusion. JoB4031 : Host=?, Upgrade=?, Guest=Win10, VBox=?, Filevault=Yes, Works = NO We have three participants: 'JoB4031', 'granada29' and 'quantor': Let me try and summarize the thread so far. You seem to be confusing the vessel with the software problem you're seeing. Is this enough to add it to the bugtracker?That is an incomplete, and most certainly, not proven statement.

#EDIT BOOTCAMP PARTITION FROM OSX 2017 PRO#

Quantor wrote:So VirtualBox and MacBook Pro 2016 and Sierra do not work together. How does VBoxManage get the partition information? Is there any way to debug VBoxManage? quantor Posts: 12 Joined: 8. Would be interesting to know if anybody else encounters the same problem on the MBP 2016.ĭoes the MBP handle the drives differently or is it a bug in VirtualBox? Number Type StartCHS EndCHS Size (MiB) Start (Sect) If I try to list the partitions of an external device (memory stick) VBoxManage works.Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view sudo VBoxManage internalcommands listpartitions -rawdisk /dev/disk2 Sudo VBoxManage internalcommands listpartitions -rawdisk /dev/disk0 Apr 2017, 10:20ĭiskutil list, which gave me the same as in JoB4031's post:Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view /dev/disk0 (internal):Ģ: Apple_CoreStorage Macintosh HD 919.3 GB disk0s2ģ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3Ĥ: Microsoft Basic Data BOOTCAMP 80.3 GB disk0s4Ġ: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD +919.0 GB disk1 The newer MBP has an SSD, the older a HDD. On a MBP 2011, (VBox 5.1.12, Sierra 10.12.2), this works absolutely fine:īoth MBP are FileVault encrypted, so I guess this can't be the problem.

Sudo VBoxManage internalcommands listpartitions -rawdisk /dev/disk0 gives me:Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view Number Type StartCHS EndCHS Size (MiB) Start (Sect) With VirtualBox 5.1.18 on Sierra 10.12.4 on a MBP 2016, i get no information on the partitions, even if I chmod all to 777 and change the ownership to my username for all /dev/disk0*. I usually do this using chown rather than chmod Try using sudo chmod 777 /dev/disk0 in addition to the individual partitions.