I clone the EFI boot drive and re-copy it over when mac os messes everything up. The only problem is when you have a mac os major update or you reload the mac os as the boot files will be changes to the standard mac boot loader. This is now a bootable windows installation disk for later installs.

When done remove Windows usb drive created by bootcamp.

Make sure the computer boots to the Windows hard drive icon and not the thumb drive. Bootcamp drivers will install and restart.

Make sure to stay at computer during install and restarting of windows during installation making sure to boot into the Windows drive and not the thumb drive.

Using Bootcamp, install Windows 10 to windows 10 partition- making sure to format the windows 10 partition during installation.

Insert blank 8GB thumb drive for Bootcamp and boot into macOS.

Boot into macOS and configure rEFInd the way you want it (or leave it stock).

Shut down and remove linux thumb drive.Install swap area to swap area partition. Shut down, insert Linux usb boot drive and Boot into Linux (ubuntu 16.04 LTS) thumb drive and install linux into linux partition (mount point /).I install macOS first, then Ubuntu, then Windows 10įormat the SSD in Recovery Mode and do a clean install of Mac OS.īoot into mac os and use UNetbootin to make a bootable Ubuntu thumb drive.īoot into macOS and make 3 more partitions. I have a triple boot MacBook Pro (late 2013) with OS Sierra, Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04.

Easier to get linux on mac or windows