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MacBook Pro 15" Mid 2012 2.6GHz A1286
Why Can't install MacOS High Sierra BETA on RAID 0 SSD setup ???
Here's my MacBook config:
Thanks guys! It's OK.
I already unRAID'ed my SSD setup and sold off the second SSD. I'm just sticking to this config:
MacBook Pro 15" 2012 non-Retina 2.7Ghz i7 Quad-Core A1286
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I had a thought! If you have a full backup lets give this a try:
High Sierra offers a new file system APFS which is better for SSD's. It also could be the answer here. But, to get there we'll need to break the drive set so you can reformat the drives with APFS. Once you get both drives redone using an external boot drive go into Core Storage command line to recreate the RAID set. Then do an OS install. That should do it.
Just remember! As @mayer stated this shouldn't be your primary system. As if this fails you'll need to roll things back!
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maybe i can try that ...already back up/cloned my primary raid drives on 2 units 4tb external hdd & 1tb external hdd which i already cloned & install High Sierra Public Beta 3...
Just tried this with 10.13 beta 5. Still getting "Could not create a preboot volume for APFS install
After cloning my working installation to the RAID volume (I used Carbon Copy Cloner), I was able to boot. However, I am unable to then install subsequent updates. Presumably because Apple has halted, hopefully for now, installs to RAID volumes for some broken reason.
This may be a chosen solution but it does not work
Nic, This was with the HS beta, we were all trying things out. Apple clarified APFS is still a work in process! Fusion Drives and RAID are not supported in the current release of High Sierra.
And, yes we know High Sierra doesn't work with either APFS or GUID RAID boot volumes.
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Probably a bug in it. That's what betas are for is to find these bugs and report them before a general release. See if there is an APP in your utility folder for reporting it to Apple. I also highly advise not using a beta version on anything other than a secondary drive - never replace your primary system with a BETA VERSION!
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khaidir77 - Did you post a beta report? If you haven't you need to so it gets visibility! This is the type of testing Apple fails to do fully as they just don't see what the heavy weight pro's do in pushing their laptops!
You might also make note on why you need a large RAID 0. I'm guessing you're doing video editing in the field.
I've posted a bug report on 07/15/2017 but I have not been asked for any additional information.
I seldom got a response to a bug report. I think they let them pile up and take care of the most reported bugs first.
Tried this on Beta 5. Created an APFS RAID 0; started the install; error off with "Could not create a preboot volume for APFS install."
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Pretty impressive config! Max RAM & 4 TB RAID'ed SSD of storage!
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Here's the full run down on the systems specs: MacBook Pro 15" i7" 2.6 GHz (Mid-2012) - MacBookPro9,1
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@danj Is he going to run into problems setting up a RAID with that 2TB EVO being formatted MS-DOS FAT32?
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@mayer - Are you looking at the very bottom EFI volume? Thats MS-DOS FAT32 for compatibility with Intel's EFI code. Note the size is 210 MB not 2 TB.
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sorry guys im kinda lost and im still noob in this thing...mind to explain?
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