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04-06-2008, 08:17 PM
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Jaguar
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 78
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[cite] Puttabong:[/cite]Regarding your second question: This happens due to the lack of a bootloader, which is easily solved by manually installing it.
One information is needed to do this, though - Did you format your drive as MBR (Master Boot Record) or GUID?
You can check this by launching the Disk Utility, and selecting your drive.
Once you told me, I will tell you how to fix your bootloader. :-)
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Welll, Let me explain that I have one 200Gb Sata drive where I have 2 partitions. In the first I had installed Vista Ultimate and on the second I installed Leopard. I didn't used disk utility in order to make the partitions, but I made them within Vista device manager.
I have checked the Disk Utility and it mentions that it is MBR, but I just formated the drive within Disk Utility and didn't change anything else.
I have run the instruction for the bcdedit script and I get the option on the start up, but I get chain error when I try to boot to Leopard.
Any ideas????
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