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[cite] zuz242:[/cite]really? does it work without unmounting first?
the tool is called IORegistryExplorer, you can get it at the wiki.
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Well, that's the way I did it. I use a seperate HD for OSx86 so essentially it's a "single boot" install... And this is straight from the "readme" in the "pc_efi_v80.zip" file:
"- Easy installation --- For Single-Booting systems ---
Create directory iamefi in the root folder of your boot osx disk.
Copy all included files into it
Boot in Single User mode by mashing F8 key during boot (right after bios POST) type -s and press enter
Then enter the following commands
cd /iamefi
./startupfiletool /dev/rdiskXsX ./boot_v8
reboot
Whereas rdiskXsX is the partition where your OSX install is (you can check that out on Disk Utility in OSX)
And v* is the EFI version bootloader you wish to use.
Existing 10.4.10 and 10.5/10.5.1 kernels compiled from sources, made by Toh are already known to work with this package.
You can also use vanilla appleacpiplatform.kext for leopard, and vanilla applesmbios.kext, but you might experience some glitches in system profiler and incorrect processor recognition with the latter.
dsmos.kext is mandatorily needed for vanilla and binary hacked kernels.
All credits for this work goes to def, Turbo , netkas, Dmitrik. And all testers."
Straight from "netkas" himself (or maybe ToH)....