I want to keep my existing system.Can i? about hac-mini

[tzh979215144]

What's your existing system? If you are running Windows, using 'shrink volume' to get free space.

I have two systems, one is Windows 10 and the other is archlinux, thank you, I know how to allocate space. For my question, I mean that in addition to not formatting the entire hard disk, other operations follow the tutorial, can macos be successfully installed? More importantly, can the two systems that I originally exist boot properly?

[22dm]

What's your existing system? If you are running Windows, using 'shrink volume' to get free space.

[osy]

You need to install OS X first because OS X is strict on the partition requirements (size and location of EFI for example). I would back up the other system, get osx working, then reinstall the other ones. It’s a bit complicated though so YMMV but I have gotten it working.

This is not a HaC mini related issue so I’m closing this issue. Please find support in some forums or other community run place.

[tzh979215144]

我就是HaC的主机，谢谢。

[22dm]

What's your existing system? If you are running Windows, using 'shrink volume' to get free space.

I have two systems, one is Windows 10 and the other is archlinux, thank you, I know how to allocate space. For my question, I mean that in addition to not formatting the entire hard disk, other operations follow the tutorial, can macos be successfully installed? More importantly, can the two systems that I originally exist boot properly?

Well, I also have Arch and Windows before I installed macOS. You can only "Erase" a single partition, not the whole disk, and install macOS on it. I believe you know how to do with the EFI partition to recover boot loader for Arch/Win since you're using Arch.

However, backup your data before doing anything is never a bad idea.

[tzh979215144]

Well, I also have Arch and Windows before I installed macOS. You can only "Erase" a single partition, not the whole disk, and install macOS on it. I believe you know how to do with the EFI partition to recover boot loader for Arch/Win since you're using Arch.

However, backup your data before doing anything is never a bad idea.

Ok, thank you very much for your reply. I have successfully installed, although I am not using this tutorial. By the way, manjaro+i3wm is really easy to use.