Installing windows again on my new m4 - the installation got stuck on expanding windows files at 65%. It's been like that for about 10 mins now. Should I restart. 16-12-11, 04:30. Install via a usb 3.0 stick. Faster than disc.

I’ve an old MacBook White 2,1 (mid 2007), with 4 GB RAM. I had high expectations about the, because I need a new Computer. I was expecting a new MacBook Air, but instead.

So I decided to wait even longer to change my computer. My MacBook is stuck at Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5, and even iTunes don’t recognizes my iPhone anymore. My SuperDrive is broken for years. I’ve decided to install Windows 7 32-bit on my old machine,. I did some changes on the tutorial, and here are the steps that I did: (Optional) Step 1: Install rEFIt 1. Download and install. Open Terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal) and change the current directory to efi/refit: cd /efi/refit 3.

Enable rEFIt:./enable.sh Your password will be asked. Close Terminal and proceed to step 2. Step 2: Create a Windows 7 partition on your Mac The Boot Camp Assistant application (/Applications/Utilities/Boot Camp Assistant) won’t let you partition your disk without a CD inserted on the SuperDrive. In this step we’ll use Disk Utility to crete a Boot Camp partition. Download and install.

Open Disk Utility (/Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility). Choose your Mac partition and press Partition. Add a new partition by pressing +. In Partition Information write: Name: BOOTCAMP Format: Windows NT Filesystem Choose the desired size of the partition and press Apply. Close Disk Utility and proceed to step 3. Step 3: VirtualBox 1.

Open the VirtualBox application (/Applications/VirtualBox). Press Machine > New 4.

In Name and operating system, write: Name: Windows 7 Type: Microsoft Windows Version: Windows 7 (32-bit) 5. Choose the Memory size (it’s not important, choose any size bigger than 512 MB of RAM). In Hard drive, choose Do not add a virtual hard drive. Press C reate an then C ontinue. Close VirtualBox and proceed to step 4. Step 4: Beginning with the installation 1. Run Terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal) and change the current directory: cd /Users/YOURUSER/ 2.

Run the diskutil list command: diskutil list Find out the IDENTIFIER of your recent created Boot Camp partition. The identifier used in this tutorial is disk0s4. Unmount your BOOTCAMP partition: diskutil unmount /dev/disk0s4 4. Change permissions: sudo chmod 777 /dev/disk0s4 Your password will be asked.

5. Create VMDK files: sudo VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk -rawdisk /dev/disk0 -filename bootcamp.vmdk -partitions 4 6. Now open Finder, press Go > Go to Folder and write following destination folder: /Users/YOURUSER/ Drag an drop the files bootcamp-pt.vmdk and bootcamp.vmdk to the directory VirtualBox VMs/Windows 7 (/Users/YOURUSER/VirtualBox VMs/Windows 7). Your password will be asked.

Open again Terminal (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal) and change the current directory to the VirtualBox VMs/Windows 7 folder: cd /Users/YOURUSER/VirtualBox VMs/Windows 7 8.  Kenwood kpg 49d software download. Run chown command from directory where are bootcamp.vmdk files: sudo chown $USER bootcamp*.vmdk Close Terminal and proceed to step 5. Step 5: Installing Windows 1. Open VirtualBox (/Applications/VirtualBox). Choose the Windows 7 machine and press Settings. Press Storage, press Controller: IDE. In Attributes, write: Name: IDE Type: ICH6 ☑ Use Host I/O Cache 4.

Press Controller: IDE and then Add CD/DVD Device (CD with a green +). Click Choose disk and choose your Windows 7.iso file. 5. Press Controller: IDE and then Add Hard Disk (Hard Disk with a green +).