Hello!
I am trying to install Debian Wheezy on 13" mid 2012 Macbook Pro (dual boot). When I tried to use rEFInd's gptsync tool, it displayed: "Error: Not Found returned from gptsync_x64.efi". Also, GPT and MBR partitions were not shown. I created a hybrid MBR with GPT fdisk, and tried rEFInd's gptsync again, but it showed the same error message. How do I sync GPT and MBR with GPT fdisk?
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Well, finally I succeded with installation :). gptsync synced partitions after installing the system (but it showed the error message "Error: Not Found returned from gptsync_x64.efi"). So, when there is nothing to sync it just shows that message. If the partiotions are not in sync, there are MBR and GPT partition lists and the error message. It's a bit confusing, but actually it works. Thank you!
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The structure of the original program was such that the return conditions weren't always well-distinguished. In a case such as yours, where syncing is unnecessary, the messages prior to the "Error: Not Found" message should make it clear that it's not a problem, but you're right that the subsequent "Error" message is unclear. I'll look into modifying the program to fix this problem.
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Hello!
I am trying to install Debian Wheezy on 13" mid 2012 Macbook Pro (dual boot). When I tried to use rEFInd's gptsync tool, it displayed: "Error: Not Found returned from gptsync_x64.efi". Also, GPT and MBR partitions were not shown. I created a hybrid MBR with GPT fdisk, and tried rEFInd's gptsync again, but it showed the same error message. How do I sync GPT and MBR with GPT fdisk?
Well, finally I succeded with installation :). gptsync synced partitions after installing the system (but it showed the error message "Error: Not Found returned from gptsync_x64.efi"). So, when there is nothing to sync it just shows that message. If the partiotions are not in sync, there are MBR and GPT partition lists and the error message. It's a bit confusing, but actually it works. Thank you!
The structure of the original program was such that the return conditions weren't always well-distinguished. In a case such as yours, where syncing is unnecessary, the messages prior to the "Error: Not Found" message should make it clear that it's not a problem, but you're right that the subsequent "Error" message is unclear. I'll look into modifying the program to fix this problem.