EasyBCD transferring boot.efi from OS X to Windows

[pnpatrick]

When I added the Mac entry to my EasyBCD, it asks me for the boot.efi file in the /usr/standalone/i386 folder.

After, I have to take that file and save it to C:\NST\nst_mac.efi

 

So where do I find that file on OS X?

 

I'm using 10.5.1 Kalyway

 

Thanks

[Guest cavallo]

There will never be a file it is a bios problem, in fact there are alot of other things that you will never be alble do.

For example reboot pressing :

alt grafic bootable sisk list;

Y to insrall directly from anoher mac

c to start with a bootalble cd

d to start hadware appletest

and many more.

that's the reason i bought an 17inches imac on e bay, it's anotrer way life

[SRASC]

/usr/standalone/i386 is actually the location of that file. The best way to get to that is to use the go to folder option & open the usr folder & then of course the standalone & then the i386 & get the boot.efi file.

 

Though I'm using OS X 10.4.8 & trying to set up a dual boot with EasyBCD but even after inserting this file & doing what they ask I end up with an error message & no dual boot.

 

If it is you solved this dual boot with Mac OS X/Vista w/ EasyBCD problem could you help me do the same?

[SRASC]

you can also download MacDrive, which allows you to access the Mac OS X partition to get the file. Worked for me.