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10-17-2009, 04:40 PM
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Jaguar
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 34
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Quote:
Originally Posted by razy60
Hi, when you say fiddle with your bios, do you mean go into it and change which HDD it starts from? or something else. It's just that whenever i have loaded a second OS into my PC that has 3 HDD's the boot always seems to be on the first HDD, unless i disconnect the drives-install-reconnect then when it starts i click F11(on my PC on the laptop its F12) then select which drive/OS i want.
As a suggestion do you have a copy of Gparted if not download it burn it to disc and run it as a live CD, it will then give you a good idea of what you have in your setup as far as HDD's and partitions go. I.e where boot is etc.
Raz
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I always set mine to boot up from the OSX HDD. i always have to go in BIOS and change my SATA setting, switching b/w RAID setting (for vista) and AHCI (for osx). Exit bios, reboot and go into my boot menu (by pressing ESC when booting) and select the appropriate OS that i want to boot up to, in accordance to what i selected in BIOS.
I've tried EasyBCD but it didn't work. like i said that in the setting of easyBCD, i noticed my osx is set to boot from C, same hdd as vista but it's not. it's on another hdd. how can i fix that?
thanx.
kd.
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