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You'll need to edit the com.apple.Boot.plist.

 

from the terminal

sudo nano /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist

 

below <key>TimeOut</key> should be <string>...</string> change the value to 0

 

Or you can remove both key and string. You won't see darwin bootloader but it will be difficult to set system flags, for example: you need to boot in safe mode.

If I set the time out fast, will it goes directly into my Vista boot? This is how my boot screen looks like:

 

Vista Boot:

1. Vista

2. Leopard

 

after I choose Leopard, it will then goes into Mac's bootloader

1. Vista

2. Leopard

 

Is that mean I will need to set the boot default of the darwin bootloader to my Leopard then?

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