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I expect this is due to lack of support for Win7 in Boot Camp. To be fair, Apple say that they will support Windows 7 in Boot Camp in Snow Leopard by the end of the year (hope you haven't got one of the unsupported MacBook Pros like I have):
About Boot Camp and Windows 7
So I'm not sure you'll get it working in Boot Camp at the moment. If you're keen to try Windows 7, it'll have to be as a virtual machine. If you don't want to pay for Parallels or vmWare, try VirtualBox. I believe that supports Win 7. To be honest, unless you're playing games in Windows so need to boot natively for full performance, a virtual machine will bring you one step closer to severing your links with Windows anyway. It's how I use my Mac!
Once you have installed as a virtual machine, the next problem will be authorisation, as you'll have no access to a previous Windows installation to authorise your upgrade. So, to authorise Windows 7, you'll need to follow this guide:
http://community.winsupersite.com/bl...he-answer.aspx
I've just tried this out, and it works!