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I am trying to do a dual-boot solution right now. Here is what I have done.

 

1. Installed Windows 2000 on 1 partition.

2. Installed Acronis Disk Director,

3. Forgot to install OS Selector

4. Rebooted and installed OSX

 

My system no automatically boots to OS X. How do I modify chain0 temporarily so I can choose Windows as my boot OS so I can install OS Selector.

 

Everything I have found on chain0 talks about calling it from boot.ini, but I am in the opposite boat right now as my default boot is to OSX.

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I am trying to do a dual-boot solution right now. Here is what I have done.

 

1. Installed Windows 2000 on 1 partition.

2. Installed Acronis Disk Director,

3. Forgot to install OS Selector

4. Rebooted and installed OSX

 

My system no automatically boots to OS X. How do I modify chain0 temporarily so I can choose Windows as my boot OS so I can install OS Selector.

 

Everything I have found on chain0 talks about calling it from boot.ini, but I am in the opposite boat right now as my default boot is to OSX.

I think you don´t need another bootloader, just use the Darwin bootloader. When OSX86 is booting press F8 (be quick) and you can choose the volume you want to boot.

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hi..

 

i have a Windows Xp on partition 1 on SATA HD, and i want to install OSX 10.4.5 on partition 2 in the same SATA HD.

 

it's possible ??

 

i try to install.. by VmWare.. and the OSX its work, but the windows stop work.

 

What i need to do ??

 

i want to install by VmWare, because i don't have DVD. so i want the OSX to be NATIVE just like Windows XP..

 

help me..

 

OBS* can i install the OSX 10.4.5 on a HD IDE and Windows Xp on a SATA HD ??

 

OBS2* how i want dual boot ??

 

- My msn is : flaviotallevi@hotmail.com

so...

help

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I think you don´t need another bootloader, just use the Darwin bootloader. When OSX86 is booting press F8 (be quick) and you can choose the volume you want to boot.

 

Give yourself 8 seconds to choose rather than having to be super quick:

put this in your /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist

 

<key>Timeout</key>

<string>8</string>

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