dual boot Mac OS X & Vista
- Thread starter Anchal.rai
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for dual booting easiest option is easybcd 2 beta
just add an osx entry in vista bootloader from easybcd
You can also use other bootloaders
rest for the osx install head to insanelymac forums and search for your specific hardware
or a snow leopard install
you can also check this thread
http://www.techenclave.com/mac-os/help-me-installing-leopard-dmg-file-163371.html
where H@rsh has posted the link
and be ready with loads of patience to install osx
just add an osx entry in vista bootloader from easybcd
You can also use other bootloaders
rest for the osx install head to insanelymac forums and search for your specific hardware
or a snow leopard install
you can also check this thread
http://www.techenclave.com/mac-os/help-me-installing-leopard-dmg-file-163371.html
where H@rsh has posted the link
and be ready with loads of patience to install osx
Went through many guides to try and install this, but everyone the OSX disc starts loading to install, the PC just BSODs and restarts. Got too pissed off. It was with Vista that I tried, is there any significant difference in the method if I have Ubuntu and Windows 7 installed side by side?
Hi,
Hmm I wonder why you got banned !!
Anyways one needs to post the machine in which this supposed to be done !! if its on MAC then easiest way to do is to install BootCamp !! its easy as walk in the park !!
If the same has to be done on a PC,then first have to install windows and then mac ! later Use EasyBCD or such and add the MAC entry !
Thats should work well !!
Not sure what procedures you followed,but try and install the windows first and then mac !
As for Ubuntu, the same procedure !! always install windows first as it wipes any other boot entries while installing !!
Regards.
Hmm I wonder why you got banned !!
Anyways one needs to post the machine in which this supposed to be done !! if its on MAC then easiest way to do is to install BootCamp !! its easy as walk in the park !!
If the same has to be done on a PC,then first have to install windows and then mac ! later Use EasyBCD or such and add the MAC entry !
Thats should work well !!
Not sure what procedures you followed,but try and install the windows first and then mac !
As for Ubuntu, the same procedure !! always install windows first as it wipes any other boot entries while installing !!
Regards.