os x yosemite 10.10.2 doesnt support fat32 usb

#OS X YOSEMITE 10.10.2 DOESNT SUPPORT FAT32 USB INSTALL#
#OS X YOSEMITE 10.10.2 DOESNT SUPPORT FAT32 USB FULL#
#OS X YOSEMITE 10.10.2 DOESNT SUPPORT FAT32 USB BLUETOOTH#

My model have the built-in Hard Disk Drive (SSHD 1TB+8GB Cache SSD integrated) in addition to second Nvidia graphics card in the caddy. Lenovo Y510P released with different configurations and is adjustable. So no myHack, no niresh, no iAtkos, no U-Beast, no what so ever with all respect to the developers behind these tools and distributions.

#OS X YOSEMITE 10.10.2 DOESNT SUPPORT FAT32 USB INSTALL#

There are many ways to install OS X on this machine but I will focus only on vanilla installation and only UEFI. This guide intends to help installing OS X Yosemite and El Capitan on Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p. There is a work started in this thread to try booting OS X with this graphics configuration but the work is in very early stage and seem halt as well as the interest of the community is quiet low for this regard. However, there are issues prevents configuring those Nvidia GPUs correctly. It was possible to boot with this GPU and the built-in Nvidia GPU without Intel GPU like it is possible in Windows / Linux. Nvidia GPU (external/ultrabay, for those who have it): This will have to be removed before using OS X.Nvidia GPU (built-in): This will have to be disabled as OS X does not support Optimus technology.Wake on LID open: Currently is not working but I believe this one can be fixed.More details and a workaround for this problem are introduced in Post Installation / graphics section. Intel GPU / Restart issue: There is a problem related to graphics occurs when display goes off then on, like when system sleeps and wake for example, which results in no display on restart.

#OS X YOSEMITE 10.10.2 DOESNT SUPPORT FAT32 USB BLUETOOTH#

WiFi / Bluetooth (after replacing the Intel card (incompatible) with a compatible one like Broadcom BCM4352 for example.

#OS X YOSEMITE 10.10.2 DOESNT SUPPORT FAT32 USB FULL#

Graphics with full acceleration QE/CI (using Intel GPU only).

Simply put, almost everything works if the post-installation fixes are followed carefully. What Works and What Does not (for both Yosemite and El Capitan)

Whoever is going to use part or all of this guide, please backup everything you are going to tinker with first. Proceed at your own risk, read, read again, and ask before attempting something you are not OK with. For any work I forgot to give credit I apologise for not remembering the source.Īlthough no one ever reported broken Y510p because of this guide, still I hold no responsibility for broken systems. My contribution is the least of all and I will try to give credit where it belongs as much as I remember.

The work introduced here is gathered and collected from many sources.

This is what I had to do to get it working for my liking but comments and suggestions are very welcome indeed. The experts here in this forum may not agree with some of the steps mentioned here.

For every step there might be other ways to do it better (or worse).

As some may have different partition layout or different hardware, it should be noted this is not a definite guide and you must adapt according to the situation you have.

This guide is intended to help the very newbies having Lenovo Y510p to taste either OS X Yosemite (10.10.x) or OS X El Capitan (10.11).This guide will always be incomplete (this is not a mac anyway) and I will refine it overtime time as needed.Guide for Installing OS X on Lenovo IdeaPad Y510pĪlways visit the original source as that will be more updated.

Os x yosemite 10.10.2 doesnt support fat32 usb