Doesn’t boot into windows 10.
If I put windows as the startup drive in macOS it will boot into windows. But if I choose windows in the bootrunner startup menu the screen goes black. I have my windows installation on the same drive as my macOS (separate partitions).
Specs: Mac Pro 5,1 2010
Intel xeon x5690
16gb RAM
AMD radeon RX 580 8gb (non-mac)
Can someone help me?
Can you send me your logs?
Boot Runner logs messages via the Apple System Logger. To view the logs, open Terminal and enter in the following command:
log show --style syslog --predicate ‘process contains[cd] “Boot Runner”’ --info --last 2d
You can adjust the “2d” for a longer or shorter time period. You can specify a number and then m (minutes) h (hours) or d (days). For example: “–last 2m” or “–last 3h”.
To send the output to a file, redirect the output:
log show --style syslog --predicate ‘process contains[cd] “Boot Runner”’ --info --last 2d > ~/Desktop/bootrunner.log
This will save the last 2 days of Boot Runner output to a file on the current user’s desktop called “bootrunner.log”.
tim
Thanks for your reaction, I did as you said and there appeared a file called bootrunner.log, however this file is empty, the terminal said
“Mac-Pro-van-Gebruiker:~ gebruiker$ log show --style syslog --predicate ‘process contains[cd] “Boot Runner”’ --info --last 2d > ~/Desktop/bootrunner.log
log: Bad predicate (Unable to parse the format string “‘process”): ‘process”
Ah, it is probably the quotes are getting converted to “smart quotes” when pasting. Make sure they are not “curly” quotes and just normal straight quotes.
tim
Thanks, you were right about those quotes. I will send you the document.
With this link you can see the file, it was to big to send it in the forum.
Is there a fix for this already?
can you send me the model idenitifier for the mac pro?
tim
Sorry for my late reply, I hope you can do something with this information.
