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I have Zeph 10.5.2 it installed fine(froze at the end but it still rebooted) i did all the stuff, used "alt+q" to skip the regestration (apples not sending me to jail )
ok I have a 160gig sata hd. I have zeph 10.5.2r2 dvd installed but i installed Vista on a 2nd partition like this 1 leo 100gig 2 Vista 60gig I've read that chain0 doesnt work so i used easybcd1.71 to add an osx entary that didnt work so i got easybcd 1.52 and i picked "automatic" or something like that on x86generic that didnt work they both got "chain booting error" i need help to load my leopard install This topic is also on InsanelyMac so please dont tell me to go there please |
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check my post here this is how i got it to dual boot with vista if you have questions ask
http://osx.kbot.de/comments.php?DiscussionID=800&page=1#Item_2 |
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i have dual boot system, it used to be triple. i am using vista's bcdedit. you can do it this way if you want.
if i understood you right, you installed leo, but you cant boot into it anymore ? can you boot into Vista? Usually when leo overwrites mbr you cant boot into vista either - so you have to use vista dvd, go to repair, pick 'startup repair' and you'll have it fixed and the path to winload.exe is back again. Now, when you can boot into win, use EasyBCD and remove the entry you added earlier, we will add it from scratch. Just leave first and default option for Vista. Launch command promt, start->run type cmd <enter> bcdedit <enter> will list all of your entries and the values bcdedit /create /d “Mac OS X” /application BOOTSECTOR --this will create and return an ID for this entry. like {81ed7925-47ee-11db-bd26-cbb4e160eb27}. this will be your {macid} you will replace it later in the next steps with the ID you got. right click on cmd promt, MARK, and select it including the {} brackets. you can use PASTE for your {macid} (not ctrl+v while in cmd promt, right click and then paste) bcdedit /set {macid} device boot bcdedit /set {macid} PATH \chain0 bcdedit /displayorder {macid} /addlast bcdedit /timeout 10 --- thats it, added in vista boot manager so you can select vista or mac os x to boot. before starting this, copy chain0 to the root of your Vista, root of C drive. Hope it will help. |
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You could also try using the latest easybcd 1.7.1.
http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1 I think vistabootpro will do it too. http://www.vistabootpro.org/ Luck Steve |
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you used chan0 procedure? if that doesn't work use easybcd. best of them all. easy.
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I said that I've read that it didn't work
and i was using 1.7.1 thats what i meant by 1.7 sorry for the misinform |
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EasyBCD works fine, i used it several times. You have here several instructions for dual booting. This is my bcdedit (vista's boot manager), Leo installed on separate hard disk (partition as mbr, efi+mbr, booting via vista boot manager)
C:\>bcdedit Windows Boot Manager -------------------- identifier {bootmgr} device partition=C: description Windows Boot Manager locale en-US inherit {globalsettings} default {current} displayorder {current} {f8cc6ad3-f7a4-11dc-9399-001a4d5dc225} toolsdisplayorder {memdiag} timeout 10 Windows Boot Loader ------------------- identifier {current} device partition=C: path \Windows\system32\winload.exe description Microsoft Windows Vista locale en-US inherit {bootloadersettings} osdevice partition=C: systemroot \Windows resumeobject {fdd49e36-f7ec-11dc-8bc4-a0163f97263b} nx OptIn Real-mode Boot Sector --------------------- identifier {f8cc6ad3-f7a4-11dc-9399-001a4d5dc225} device boot path \chain0 description "Leopard" |
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exactly SEPARATE HARD DRIVES!
im on 1 and i have it working with a diffrent guide. now i only need to get my lan working.... |
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