Dual boot Windows 7 + Mac OS problem!

windowsapple said:

Ohhhh! XD Should've said it was x86 first LOL.

Alright - Did you click save on easyBCD?

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WindowsApple's Generic x86 Fix

1. Just Select the OS, SATA/IDE, ext2fs, and some other small drivers.

2. When partitioning, MAKE SURE TO MAKE THE DRIVE A MAC OSX EXTENDED

3. Install....

4. Now, go to Windows 7 and it should say it has encountered an error and stuff.

5. Put in ur Windows 7 installation disc.

Cancel everything until you can open CMD

Enter these commands:

select disk 0

select partition 0

active

exit

bootrec /rebuildbcd

6. REBOOT Into Windows 7

7. Download, Install and Launch easyBcd

8. Add an entry for Mac OSX

8. Need to select that it is a Generic x86

9. Reboot

10. Have fun!!~~

HOPE THIS HELPS LOL

Thanks for help but as I mentonied above I have done these steps and I am stuck at the part at which I make an entry for EasyBCD, reboot, select Mac, and get a freeze screen!

Which Generic x86 are you using? (iAtkos, iPC, iDeneb... etc.)

Also, are you using a laptop or desktop?

I am using iDeneb 1.6 Lite edition on a Dell laptop.

skypower said:

I am using iDeneb 1.6 Lite edition on a Dell laptop.

Oh... That clears it up. Those stuff are for computers/laptops with AMD or Intel Cpus..

Yes, I use intel cpu, and?

zzz2496 said:

Is it legal to talk about illegal things in here? If we're talking about Darwin kernel, then we shall go on, but we are talking about the "other one", which is covered by Apple's EULA...

Please....

zzz2496

Good pointé

No u