muang Posted May 13, 2014 Share Posted May 13, 2014 Hi Sorry for Lots of questions.. I installed Chameleon Bootloader, But it does not work. It only shows boot0:error. No Boot0:GPT , Boot0:test. I tried many solutions but they didn't work. I installed OS X in MBR Partition, And I can boot through Install USB.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chris1111 Posted May 13, 2014 Share Posted May 13, 2014 You can try this boot with the usb (Chameleon Installer) on the Mavericks Installation go to disk utility and clic to your partition drive you have Installe . and clic Unmount see this picture Now quit the disk Utility and open the terminal Utility and type this dd if=/usr/standalone/i386/boot1h of=/dev/disk0s2 quit the terminal and quit the Installation , reboot to your HDD Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muang Posted May 13, 2014 Author Share Posted May 13, 2014 You can try this boot with the usb (Chameleon Installer) on the Mavericks Installation go to disk utility and clic to your partition drive you have Installe . and clic Unmount see this picture Now quit the disk Utility and open the terminal Utility and type this dd if=/usr/standalone/i386/boot1h of=/dev/disk0s2 quit the terminal and quit the Installation , reboot to your HDD i tried that but it didn't work. and my problem is only boot0:error. No other messages. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chris1111 Posted May 13, 2014 Share Posted May 13, 2014 i tried that but it didn't work. and my problem is only boot0:error. No other messages. Reformate de USB fat 32 and after format HFS+ and reinstall OS X what is your Installer ? and what is your specs Important to put your specs on signature Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muang Posted May 14, 2014 Author Share Posted May 14, 2014 Reformate de USB fat 32 and after format HFS+ and reinstall OS X what is your Installer ? and what is your specs Important to put your specs on signature Ah, I reinstalled OSX like that many times.. I am using myHack Lastest version. I am able to boot with installer's bootloader (chameleon) myHack installs Chameleon automatically when installing OS X with it. but i unable to boot with HDD's chameleon. I am saying again, I installed OS X into MBR Partitioned Disk. And Everything is working (ethernet,graphics,dual-screen,sound,etc.) without Mac App Store and BOOTLOADER. my spec is below. CPU:Intel i5 2500 RAM:8GB VGA:GIGABYTE GTX650 1GB M/B:ASRock H67M Sound:Realtek ALC892 Network:Realtek PCle GBE Ethernet Controller Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fusion71au Posted May 14, 2014 Share Posted May 14, 2014 Hi. i installed OS X in MBR Partition with modifed USB. So, i need a bootloader. I have an idea, but i am not sure. Since I installed OS X in MBR, I should set the bootloader with EASYBCD? Umm.. Is this an good idea? I am trying to dual-boot with windows 7, and OS X was installed in MBR Partirion, so i thought i can do it with windows bootloader. And also tell me what partition should be a Boot Partition. (in fdisk, i can edit it as you know) Windows Reserved Partition or Others? --MY PARTITION-- (Unknown)-System Reserved (Booted here when i was using only windows, so Windows Bootloader Locates here.) (C:)-Windows 7 (D:)-Data (K:)-OS X Mavericks AND ALSO TELL ME HOW TO USE DAT APP STORE PLEASE! MY SERIAL NUMBER IS CORRECT, BUT IT'S NOT WORKING. PEOPLE TELL THAT IN NETWORK, THERE SHOULD BE ETHERNET, BUT MINE IS ETHERNET ADAPTER (en1) Please Let me know about these! Please! Do you have an "advanced format/4k" hard drive? If so, you may need to manually copy the boot1h file from chameleon binaries to the boot sector of the OSX partition - in your case it looks like disk0s4 - confirm with diskutil list (below). Procedure from @iFire's post in this old thread. Download chameleon binaries i386 folder 1. open the i386 folder and copy boot1h to the root directory of your USB installer 2. boot from the USB installer and open utilities/terminal app 3. type diskutil list to identify your disk and the partition where you installed OSX eg disk0s4 4. type diskutil unmount disk0s4 5. type cd / 6. type dd if=boot1h of=/dev/disk0s4 bs=4096 7. reboot Re EasyBCD to use Windows Bootloader to chainload Chameleon - see my post in @franco_marchesotti's dual boot thread. You still need to install chameleon first so boot1h is in the bootsector of the OSX partition. PS If you don't mind starting from scratch, it would be preferable to repartition your drive as GPT and reinstall UEFI Windows alongside OSX, using Clover as your bootloader - you have a UEFI capable mobo and GPT partitioning is designed to handle large advanced format/4k drives >2TB. This way, you avoid the boot0 problem, have a faster boot and can have more than 4 primary partitions. Recommend that you read the differences between MBR and GPT. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muang Posted May 14, 2014 Author Share Posted May 14, 2014 Do you have an "advanced format/4k" hard drive? If so, you may need to manually copy the boot1h file from chameleon binaries to the boot sector of the OSX partition - in your case it looks like disk0s4 - confirm with diskutil list (below). Procedure from @iFire's post in this old thread. Download chameleon binaries i386 folder 1. open the i386 folder and copy boot1h to the root directory of your USB installer2. boot from the USB installer and open utilities/terminal app3. type diskutil list to identify your disk and the partition where you installed OSX eg disk0s44. type diskutil unmount disk0s45. type cd /6. type dd if=boot1h of=/dev/disk0s4 bs=40967. reboot Re EasyBCD to use Windows Bootloader to chainload Chameleon - see my post in @franco_marchesotti's dual boot thread. You still need to install chameleon first so boot1h is in the bootsector of the OSX partition. My OS X disk with chameleon is on disk0s5, so i will reply when i done. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muang Posted May 15, 2014 Author Share Posted May 15, 2014 Do you have an "advanced format/4k" hard drive? If so, you may need to manually copy the boot1h file from chameleon binaries to the boot sector of the OSX partition - in your case it looks like disk0s4 - confirm with diskutil list (below). Procedure from @iFire's post in this old thread. Download chameleon binaries i386 folder 1. open the i386 folder and copy boot1h to the root directory of your USB installer2. boot from the USB installer and open utilities/terminal app3. type diskutil list to identify your disk and the partition where you installed OSX eg disk0s44. type diskutil unmount disk0s45. type cd /6. type dd if=boot1h of=/dev/disk0s4 bs=40967. reboot Re EasyBCD to use Windows Bootloader to chainload Chameleon - see my post in @franco_marchesotti's dual boot thread. You still need to install chameleon first so boot1h is in the bootsector of the OSX partition. PS If you don't mind starting from scratch, it would be preferable to repartition your drive as GPT and reinstall UEFI Windows alongside OSX, using Clover as your bootloader - you have a UEFI capable mobo and GPT partitioning is designed to handle large advanced format/4k drives >2TB. This way, you avoid the boot0 problem, have a faster boot and can have more than 4 primary partitions. Recommend that you read the differences between MBR and GPT. Noo it didn't work! I heard that chameleon works only on primary partition, And primary partition can set until 4. Then, there is a way to flip or move partition to become OS X partition primary? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fusion71au Posted May 15, 2014 Share Posted May 15, 2014 That's correct - chameleon needs to be installed into a primary partition. Unfortunately, it looks like you installed OSX in a logical partition (since it is disk0s5) so you will have to repartition your hard drive, deleting 1 or more partitions (since MBR drive can only have a max for 4 primary partitions) and reinstall OSX... eg you can delete the logical partition, merge your Data Partition into your Windows Partition and create a new primary partition for OSX using a tool like Partition Wizard. Set the filesystem as FAT32 (this can be changed later to HFS+ using Disk Utility on your Mavericks USB Installer). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
muang Posted May 15, 2014 Author Share Posted May 15, 2014 That's correct - chameleon needs to be installed into a primary partition. Unfortunately, it looks like you installed OSX in a logical partition (since it is disk0s5) so you will have to repartition your hard drive, deleting 1 or more partitions (since MBR drive can only have a max for 4 primary partitons) and reinstall OSX... eg you can delete the logical partition, merge your Data Partition into your Windows Partition and create a new primary partition for OSX using a tool like Partition Wizard. Set the filesystem as FAT32 (this can be changed later to HFS+ using Disk Utility on your Mavericks USB Installer). i used fixparts to set OSX partition primary. after it, chameleon shows up. after doing that, OS X partition's number is disk0s4 here is what i did. install fixparts go to terminal and type 'sudo fixparts /dev/disk0' type r 5 (5 is partition number) w (save and quit) reboot now, when i boot OS X through chameleon, Kernel Panic occurs! hahaha but, it boots well through usb. so i must set chameleon now. i will make a new topic for this problem.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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