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Does anyone know how to dual boot Vista and OS from 2 separate HDs without losing any data, I have tried Easy BCD to edit my bootloader file in Vista but this just wont recognise my Mac drive, I know that vista wont see Mac's file system but are there any other options? I have tried and have not been successful, most of the threads I'm seeing have OS and Vista on the Same HD but separate partitions.

 

CPU= Intel Core 2 Quad 6600

M/Board= Gigabyte P45 chipset [iCH10]

RAM= 7 GB DDR 2

VGA= Nvidia 9600 GT

HD= 500GB[Vista], 250GB [OSX86], 640GB [Data]

OS= Vista 64bit SP1, Mac OSX86 iDenebv1.3 10.5.5

Both are running smooth individually but I wanna use a bootloader instead of forcing a specific boot from my Bios [F12]

 

Any suggestions.....

Does anyone know how to dual boot Vista and OS from 2 separate HDs without losing any data, I have tried Easy BCD to edit my bootloader file in Vista but this just wont recognise my Mac drive, I know that vista wont see Mac's file system but are there any other options? I have tried and have not been successful, most of the threads I'm seeing have OS and Vista on the Same HD but separate partitions.

 

CPU= Intel Core 2 Quad 6600

M/Board= Gigabyte P45 chipset [iCH10]

RAM= 7 GB DDR 2

VGA= Nvidia 9600 GT

HD= 500GB[Vista], 250GB [OSX86], 640GB [Data]

OS= Vista 64bit SP1, Mac OSX86 iDenebv1.3 10.5.5

Both are running smooth individually but I wanna use a bootloader instead of forcing a specific boot from my Bios [F12]

 

Any suggestions.....

 

Did you try reinstalling the Vista Boot manager using EasyBCD before setting up OS X in EasyBCD?

I did and it didnt work out

 

And that was the fault :) ...you have to fix your Bootloader after the Installation of Mac OS X with EasyBCD...then it should work.... On EasyBCD there's an option for reinstalling the Vista-Bootloader. Restore it, fresh Install of Os X, and then fix the Bootlader with EasyBCD. This always worked for me!

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