#BOOTCHAMP BLESS FAILED EL CAPITAN FOR MAC OS X#
Now I wonder how I can get that back without reinstalling a clean Windows. If youve used Windows through Bootcamp on your Mac, BootChamp is a small tool for Mac OS X Leopard that lets you restart the computer directly in Windows, without having to press any keys during start-up. I'll go over everything in full detail as soon as I can finish the setup, but I wanted to get this out there for anyone else that may stumble upon any issues with setting up rEFInd on an updated mac.
Bless failed: EFI found at IODeviceTree:/efi.
Running diskutil list yields the following: /dev/disk0 (internal, physical):Ģ: Apple_CoreStorage Macintosh HD 222.0 GB disk0s2ģ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3Ġ: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD +221.6 GB disk1ĭisk Utility first aid passed with no error.Īs far as I can remember, I allocated 100GB or so for the Windows partition. Bless failed on El Capitan beta 7 Issue 19 kainjow/BootChamp GitHub Pull requests Actions Insights commented Boot to Recovery OS by restarting your machine and holding down the Command and R keys at startup. So, I've recently been working on updating/rebuilding my latest little friend (an 11' MacBook Air) to dual boot the latest OS X, El Capitan, and Kali. BootChamp was unable to set your Windows volume as the temporary startup disk. I upgraded through App Store, and after the upgrade, the boot select screen no longer shows my Windows partition, nor the recovery disk. If you are using Boot Camp Assistant, deselect the Download Boot Camp Support Drivers option if you already have the drivers otherwise you will need a 2 GB+ USB for Boot Camp Assistant to put them.
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