So I just got my 2.9 i9/16gb/1tb MacBook Pro and I went to install boot camp on it. During disk partitioning,
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It rather looks like it crashed mid resizing partitions and managed to mess things up quite badly.. I suspect you may be stuffed if you don't have a backup as I don't there exists many recovery tools for APFS.
You'll probably have to repartition the disk from scratch to reinstall OS.
I assume you manually removed ALL existing partitions and then created new ones, and what happened then exactly? Describe, please. It's much easier to help if we know the exact error messages if any, and so on.I tried making repartitioning the disk from scratch but it’s not working.
The bootcamp drivers for the 2018 MBP are not out yet.
[doublepost=1531956379][/doublepost]https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8462788
@OP... You sure you have a 2018 MBP? I cannot get the Boot Camp drivers either... So, how did you get around this limitation?
@OP... You sure you have a 2018 MBP? I cannot get the Boot Camp drivers either... So, how did you get around this limitation?
Ah, gotcha.I didn’t yet, I just partitioned my drive and ruined my hard drive
Don't be upset with Apple because you didn't follow their process and procedures. If you had run Boot Camp Assistant, you would have been told that you couldn't do it yet.
For now, try an Internet Recovery get your Mac OS back and then take it from there.
Boot into internet recovery > disk utility > view "show all devices" > erase the top level internal HD (rename it macintosh HD etc) What does disk utility show now? It should only show the top level internal HD and then macintosh HD underneath it as a partition.
Make sure you boot only to internet recovery and changed the view settings to "Show all devices".
Press on the Apple SSD AP10.... and Erase that. Rename that to Macintosh HD.
You then should see the Apple SSD AP10... the very first listed and then macintosh HD underneath it. If that is true you should then be able to reinstall the macOS to the internal HD macintosh HD partition.
edit: make sure you format the "Apple SSD AP10..." disk as 'macOS extended journaled'
Glad they’re making it right for you.So wanted to update you guys...
It happened again and messed up both my operating systems... I just returned it so I can order another one. They think it’s my SSD drive that’s bad