This is the closest I get to work it I guess. The lone exception is the 2010-2012 Mac Pro, whose graphics cards don’t meet Catalina requirements.
Supported Macs: Most Macs from 2012 or later support macOS Catalina.
I just read your article on installing windows w/o Boot Camp, and it looks very promising for me, however this program (Unibeast) looks like it requires Mojave. It also will not allow me to use Boot Camp assistant to install Windows via USB, it must be from an optical drive. My mac is a late 2008, and cannot go past El Capitan.Should I use Mojave or Catalina ? Createmedia command with terminal or unibeast and multibeast? EDIT2: So if you get stuck at nvme with your second attachement, where do you stuck with the first.Download UniBeast for Mac - Easy to use utility for creating a bootable USB drive that can also act as a recovery disk with the help of a UniBeast has been updated to version 10.3.0 for macOS Catalina.
