One involves choosing a boot disk via a System Preferences pane called Startup Disk, which my colleague Jeff recently covered. This tutorial deals with the other method which involves picking a boot disk as your Mac is starting up. There are two ways to choosing a startup disk. Well, if you like trying out new things out before they’re available to everyone, chances are you keep the latest beta of macOS installed on a separate partition.īesides, some people like yours truly prefer to keep a bootable USB thumb drive in a safe place for times when something terribly wrong goes with their Mac. But why would anyone in their right mind have multiple operating systems on their computer, you ask? Most people are content with booting their Mac straight into macOS, but certain multi-boot situations warrant choosing a different startup disk.
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