I only have SATA HD, i don´t know if with ATA disk works.


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Can this be used for OSX/UBUNTU (linux) ?

I have never tried it, maybe with rEFit, you can try it and post your results here.

just wanted to say that EFI work on ATA ... the partition wasn't erased properly thats why i got those errors

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A little question: I couldn't use the "unmount"ing when installing EFI (unknown function or similiar), so I skipped it. I can't execute the last command:

dd if=./guid/boot0 of=/dev/disk0 bs=400 count=1

It says: Ressource busy

-crawle

crawle, Use the Disk Utility to unmount all Leo Partitions - for example if you have a partiton on a disk, don't only unmount the disk, but also the partition! Then execute the command again!

Kind Regards,
zenpath

that´s the problem man!!

Try this

open a terminal before the last step "dd if=./guid/boot0 of=/dev/disk0 bs=400 count=1" unmount all the partitions, then again "umount -f /dev...."

So what should I do first? I think, I didn't understand you right, excuse me.

BTW: just "unmount -f ..." doesn't work. Only "diskutil unmount" works, but without the flag.

umount -f /dev/diskXsX

Not only umount -f, and not unmount -f, but exactly like written above!