MacOS 10.8 Mountain Lion release date July 25, 2012Ĭurrent Version 10.8.5 – released Octo(End of Life no more updates) MacOS 10.9 Mavericks release date October 22, 2013Ĭurrent Version 10.9.5 – released Septem(End of Life no more updates) MacOS 10.10 Yosemite release date October 16, 2014Ĭurrently Version 10.10.5 – released Aug(End of Life no more update) MacOS 10.11 El Capitan release date September 30, 2015Ĭurrent Version 10.11.6 – released J(End of Life no more updates) MacOS 10.12 Sierra release date September 20, 2016Ĭurrent Version 10.12.6 – released J(End of Life no more updates) MacOS High Sierra Security Update 2020-006 November 12, 2020 MacOS 10.13 High Sierra release date September 25, 2017Ĭurrent Version 10.13.6 – released J(End of Life no more updates)
MacOS Mojave Security Update 2021-005 – July 21, 2021 MacOS 10.14 Mojave release date September 24, 2018Ĭurrent Version 10.14.6 – released J(End of Life no more updates) MacOS 10.15 Catalina release date October 7, 2019Ĭurrent Version 10.15.7 – released Septem(End of Life no more updates)
MacOS 11.0.1 Big Sur release date November 12, 2020Ĭurrent Version 11.7.4 – released February 15, 2023 MacOS 12.6.3 Monterey released January 23, 2023 MacOS 12.0 Monterey release date October 25, 2021 MacOS 13.2.1 Ventura released February 13, 2023 Booting from this alternative EFI using OpenCore or Clover will allow you to boot in to Windows, macOS or Linux from the OC boot screen.MacOS 13.0 Ventura release date October 24, 2022 The drive can then be set with additional Volumes, APFS for macOS, NTFS for Windows and whatever Linux needs for the flavour of Linux you want to install.Īn alternative to this is to create an EFI Partition on another drive, with the OpenCore or Clover EFI located on the second drive, or even a USB pen drive installed to an internal USB Port. That way the EFI Partition for OpenCore or Clover is created at the beginning of the drive. It is always best to install macOS first when dual booting macOS and/or Windows/Linux on the same drive. Primarily as there is no space available for the 200MB EFI Partition you need. So a second EFI Partition at the beginning of the drive will not/never be created. The System partition is the equivalent of the EFI Partition when you format a drive in HFS+ or APFS/GPT. The partitions will be in this order System (100MB), Microsoft Reserved (16MB), Windows (main part of the drive, and then the Recovery (600MB) partition. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guideĭid you install macOS on a drive that already contains Windows? If yes, then the EFI Partition won't be created when you format the partition for macOS in a spare section/Volume on the drive.Īs Windows if installed first in GPT/UEFI mode will have created 3 x partitions on the drive as well as the main Windows partition.
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