EFI GUID nforce4
EFI+GUID+nforce4 Is it possible to get this to work. I get to the point dd if=./guid/boot0 of=/dev/disk0 bs=400 count=1 and all I get is resource busy, and yes I unmounted the disk! everything else goes smoothly but cant get past this…
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- @Ianxxx Published 2008-02-05
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EFI+GUID+nforce4
Is it possible to get this to work.
I get to the point dd if=./guid/boot0 of=/dev/disk0 bs=400 count=1
and all I get is resource busy, and yes I unmounted the disk!
everything else goes smoothly but cant get past this point.
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[cite] DoiX:you must type this in the terminal in the dvd not in -s and try unmounting the disk manually in disk utility if you still get resources busy wait a while and try again
Thats exactly what I did, but will give it another go
managed that, now i have cant find com.apple.Boot.plist
[cite] DoiX:don't boot using the dvd
I didnt lol
Just to update, re-installed, went through it all again, IT WORKS
now if only my nforce lan card and my sata dvd writer would work lol
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you must type this in the terminal in the dvd not in -s and try unmounting the disk manually in disk utility if you still get resources busy wait a while and try again