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I know the usual steps it takes to fix this here: http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=22844

 

but mine is particularly strange. Apple recognizes the four partitions I have as disk0s1, s2, then it goes straight to s5 and s6. Is that okay? Because then when I set disk0s6 (fdisk sees it as partition 4) to active I still get the same error...

 

Can anyone help with this?

 

Thanks

 

UPDATE: It appears that I installed my mac into an extended partition... I know what the problem is but I don't exactly know how to fix it without having to change everything!... I think the missing partitions were really the opening of the "extension" and they were just hidden...

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Use Carbon Copy Cloner or Disk Utilities (need to boot from installation disk) to make a image of your leopard HDD. After making an image, format / or use your HDD Primary Partition to extract the made image. This will copy your installation without any changes and you will get all the things as same it was.

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