That will be a different setup. You will have two hard drives. Not one fusion
drive. So, you can install bootcamp on the ssd. Could be interesting to know if
you can make a partition for bootcamp saved data on the hard drive from within
bootcamp. I beleive it will work. Since you will not have o
Really? That I did not know. I will keep that in mind when I upgrade my Macbook
Pro to SSd and move my HDD to the DVD drive bay.
Daniel Hawkins
- Posted from my Macbook Pro
On Apr 24, 2014, at 3:12 PM, Terje Strømberg wrote:
> Unfortunately, the bootcamp uses the hard drive only. This means boo
Unfortunately, the bootcamp uses the hard drive only. This means bootcamp works
well on iMac, but do not use the ssd only the hard drive part of the fusion
drive. So bootcamp is not as fast as it would be on a single sad drive.
Take care
24. apr. 2014 kl. 16:56 skrev Tim Kilburn :
Hi,
The Fus
Hi,
The Fusion drive is physically two drives but you only see it as one. Similar
to a RAID setup but actually different. The Fusion drive does make your system
considerably quicker and, if you have the cash, I totally recommend it. I'm
not really sure how BootCamp handles the Fusion drives
Hi All,
I have just subscribed to this list. I was subscribed to this list way back
in the day, about 8-9 years ago and now I am coming back.
I had a question. I am buying a new iMac in the next few days, and I wanted
to know something about the fusion drives.
The fusion drives, is it
