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  1. Dell E7470 with bootpack from JakeLo and OpenCore 6.4 Created 2 partitions, installed Big Sur successfully. Formatted 2nd partition and installed WIn10 from USB. Win10 boots ok if I press F12 and select Windows Boot Manager, however if I boot from OpenCore and select WIndows it goes straight into startup repair Is there any way to allow Win10 to boot via OpenCore? I have attached my EFI folder EFI.zip
  2. Hello. I had a perfect running system with macOS 10.11 for almost 6 months. Today I upgraded to Sierra and it ruined all my setup. One kernel panic after another, Sierra is just not ready yet. Long story short: I need to work with that computer in Windows tommorow, thats why I install Windows 7 on it now. I have two problems now: 1, I have a installation disk and I installed macOS 10.11 succesfully two times with it. Now, when I start to boot is it gives me a kernel panic. Why?? 2, Is there any way I can keep my now installed Windows 7 as a Dualboot to my tommorow installed macOS 10.11? 3, If no: How can I install macOS 10.11 and Windows 7 and what partitions and bootloader settings do I have to make for that? Thanks for response and feedback. Have a nice day!
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