I played with osx86 on my laptop and later on I wanted to have it back like before so I went to repair in the win7 RC1 DVD wrote:
bootrec /fixmbr
success
bootrec /fixboot
the volume is in a unknown file systeme ... (something like that)
And now when I start my computer I have a nice boot1 :error
So outside win7 repair function what are my option, I have a ubuntu live cd not far and a Hiren bootcd but I have no idea what to do
You might try:
insert DVD make sure bios is set to Boot to DVD.
reboot and follow options to REPAIR.
I have no problem to boot from the DVD the problem is that the DVD does not take my sata driver so it can't write to my partition
You need to write a new boot record to point to the win7 volume!
Try this:
- bcdedit /export C:\BCD_Backup
- c:
- cd boot
- attrib bcd -s -h -r
- ren c:\boot\bcd bcd.old
- bootrec /RebuildBcd
Hope this helps!
I'm sure it would solve my issue but in system recovery option my hard-drive is not detected because I can't load my ahci driver. I could load my driver in beta x32 but in 7077 x64 and RC1 x64 I can't and I have thrown away my beta1 CD
Do you know if I could use windows vista 32-bit recovery cd
how hard would it be to rewrite the bcd from scratch with ubuntu live cd
omg it was so stupid I wanna hit myself in gparted my ntfs partition were set to hidden and hfs+ was set to boot so I unhided both ntfs and set the first one to bootable et voila
Now I have to add OSX to win7 bootloader
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