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What is the trick to hide partition? Hide Partition doesn't work....
Hi, all
Using Hide Partition in Chameleon but it doesn't seem to work. What I want to hide is Mac OS X backup (disk3s1), data (disk3s3) and LION on SSD (disk1s2), so I enter <key>Hide Partition</key> <string>"Mac Data" "Mac OS X backup" "LION on SSD" "data"</string> but only Mac Data doesn't show and others still show. I also tried using hd(3,1) hd(3,3)...etc but not successful. How can I hide all? Thanks in advance. Moved to INTEL i5-2500K / GA-Z77-DS3H / HD5770 OS X 10.7.4 all working! Win 7 ultimate running on Parallel |
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Not sure if that helps you, but why not create /etc/fstab with those partitions listed to not get mounted?
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how do you do that?
Moved to INTEL i5-2500K / GA-Z77-DS3H / HD5770 OS X 10.7.4 all working! Win 7 ultimate running on Parallel |
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As an example:
Code:
UUID=**************-****-***-********* none hfs rw,noauto 0 0 |
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Thanks for your help.
I know how to get UUID, but how do you edit fstb? Moved to INTEL i5-2500K / GA-Z77-DS3H / HD5770 OS X 10.7.4 all working! Win 7 ultimate running on Parallel |
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most likely you'll still need to create that file.
you can do using Code:
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