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I only have SATA HD, i donīt know if with ATA disk works.
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Can this be used for OSX/UBUNTU (linux) ?
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I have never tried it, maybe with rEFit, you can try it and post your results here.:D
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just wanted to say that EFI work on ATA :)... the partition wasn't erased properly thats why i got those errors :D
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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 :) |
thatīs 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.
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BTW: just "unmount -f ..." doesn't work. Only "diskutil unmount" works, but without the flag.
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umount -f /dev/diskXsX
Not only umount -f, and not unmount -f, but exactly like written above! :) |