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Instead of fighting installer bugs, you could try to do it manually. That is what I do all the time and know what is installed, where, and how.

1. Open the Terminal app

2. Use "sudo -s" to get root privileges. Enter the admin password on prompt.

3. Get the partition / disk where your Mac is: "diskutil list"

4. Let's assume that you got the Mac disk to be disk0!

5. Extract boot, boot0, and boot1h files from the Chameleon installation (use Pacifier).

6. Change directory to the one where you extracted the files.

7. Install boot0 to the MBR:"fdisk -f boot0 -u -y /dev/rdisk0"

8. Install boot1h to the bootsector of your OS X partition:"dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdisk0s2"

9. Copy the ‘boot’ file to your root partition:"cp boot /Volumes/[volume name]"

 

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Or you could try Chameleon Wizard, it installs the latest Chameleon for you on any selected Partition (or you can choose what version to install).

 

Search for it on the forums if you want.

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Or you could try Chameleon Wizard, it installs the latest Chameleon for you on any selected Partition (or you can choose what version to install).

 

Search for it on the forums if you want.

 

Thanks, got it install manually and am now posting from 10.7 dp4 :(

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