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cherokeechief

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May 10, 2015
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i have a Mac Pro 1,1 i have mountain lion on one drive and it is the 32 bit. i have another drive that has Mavericks, YOsemite, and ElCapitan running 64Bit.
my question, is if i boot to one of the 64 bit OSXs and use bootcamp from one of them and partition the first drive, would i be able to load Windows 10 64 bit that way?
i have heard of many ways of doing this, but was wondering if that may work since the Boot EFI was already modified on the second hard drive.
i have upgraded the firmware so it now reads 2,1 for the Mac Pro instead of 1,1 now
 
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i have a Mac Pro 1,1 i have mountain lion on one drive and it is the 32 bit. i have another drive that has Mavericks, YOsemite, and ElCapitan running 64Bit.
my question, is if i boot to one of the 64 bit OSXs and use bootcamp from one of them and partition the first drive, would i be able to load Windows 10 64 bit that way?
i have heard of many ways of doing this, but was wondering if that may work since the Boot EFI was already modified on the second hard drive.
i have upgraded the firmware so it now reads 2,1 for the Mac Pro instead of 1,1 now

Actually when you initial bootcamp app

which will remind you only win 7 supported

Precisely speaking win 7 32 bit optical

installation was the only way.
 
well i got it running,
just an update, i got it working. i put the 4 OSX operating systems on one 1 TB hard drive. divided equal, and used carbon copy on one and Super Duper on the rest of the drives.
then i used the old Mac Pro drive for windows. installed with that drive being the only one. installed my version of win 7 ultimate 64 bit modified, then i put the win 10 pro 64 dvd modified to do a upgrade. all it good, windows fixed the reboot problem, and now i have the anniversary version of windows 10 Pro 64 installed and running. it sees the 2 dual core and also sees the 32 gigs of ram.
Hrutkay Mods was a big help in getting this done. he has tube videos and shows how to get this to work on the Mac Pro 1,1 and 2,1.
i waited til after i got win 7 updated to win 10 pro, and running 64 bit, and it does show the processors.
here is a post with my set up and screen shots after the install,

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well i got it running,
just an update, i got it working. i put the 4 OSX operating systems on one 1 TB hard drive. divided equal, and used carbon copy on one and Super Duper on the rest of the drives.
then i used the old Mac Pro drive for windows. installed with that drive being the only one. installed my version of win 7 ultimate 64 bit modified, then i put the win 10 pro 64 dvd modified to do a upgrade. all it good, windows fixed the reboot problem, and now i have the anniversary version of windows 10 Pro 64 installed and running. it sees the 2 dual core and also sees the 32 gigs of ram.
Hrutkay Mods was a big help in getting this done. he has tube videos and shows how to get this to work on the Mac Pro 1,1 and 2,1.
i waited til after i got win 7 updated to win 10 pro, and running 64 bit, and it does show the processors.
here is a post with my set up and screen shots after the install,

<iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fpermalink.php%3Fstory_fbid%3D1873679769543597%26id%3D100007047768487&width=500" width="500" height="702" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" allowTransparency="true"></iframe>

Hey that looks like my Pro's OS setup XD. I'm glad I could help you get around all the speed bumps :)
 
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