Installation on macbook pro2012 with fusion drive debian and windows?

Question

macOS

Greetings. There was a problem, not how I can not install debian and windows in parallel. Once upon a time, I threw out the DVD drive, bought an optibay, put a regular hdd in its place, and bought an ssd in its place. I created a fusion drive with apfs and lived quietly, didn’t grieve, was happy with the speed of work. Now there is a need for development to put windows and debian side by side. But I didn't manage to do it. I started by installing Windows, using boot camp and manually partitioning the disk. In both cases, everything stops at the partition selection screen for installing windows. She swears at guid instead of mbr, then she doesn’t like something else in the section. I looked around the internet and couldn't find anything. Tried both Mojave and Catalina. Maybe someone has already set themselves to share their experience / guide?
PS Virtual machines are not suitable, problems with displaying graphics on opengl
PPS I would like to leave the fusion drive with apfs PPPS under the macOS. From the laptop
, all the data is thrown off and the disks can be physically swapped and repartitioned into the necessary and correct partitions.

Answer 1

disassemble your fusion disk into normal ones, and then install whatever you want.