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09-08-2009, 05:54 PM
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Panther
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada
Posts: 106
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Quote:
Originally Posted by drossxyu
I guess what I was looking for was more of a step-by-step process for the dual boot setup. The tutorial I followed and the one I plan to next don't assume you want to dual-boot. If I were to install osx again with the chameleon boot loader how do I then add windows 7 to chameleon as a choice? Also, do you think the errors I received before have anything to do w\ the fact that I installed Snow Leopard without having a version of Leopard installed first?
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If you have OSX running on one drive, disconnect it, hook up the other drive and install Win 7. After installation, hook up both drives, go into BIOS and have the OSX drive as the bootable drive.
When you bootup, Cham boots. If you want Win 7, at that point you press the space bar and a list of drives pops up from which you can chose your Win 7 install.
You don't need to "add" the Win 7 drive to Cham. Cham will recoginze all the drives and partitions you have.
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