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I recently upgraded Vista 64bit to Windows 7 64bit (6936). Since then I lost the ability to boot my OS X (10.5.5) it's looking for chain 0, although i have this file in my :/C root. any ideas how to fix this problem . Windows and OS X are on the same drive. Any ideas , please help.

There's a simpler mini boot loader posted in New Release called EasyBCD. This program will work wonder for you. It's fairly easy to set up. Trust me. I have the same setup. BTW, where did you get this new build of Win7? Mine is @ build 6801.

Thanks a lot, EasyBCD did the trick, I used the older versin and after reinstalling :( again 10.5.6 I went with the 2.0 beta

 

 

I had the same problem. In one partition was a Leopard installed and other win xp. I installed windows 7 in a blank partition but my Leopard can´t boot.

I have EasyBCD installed in a win xp.. but i dont know how to recovery my Leopard boot!

I tried to boot with GAG 4.1 but a message with HFS error appear.

I need a tutorial..

 

I tried that, and got a boot1: error.

 

My order of events:

Had XP and OS X dualboot with Darwin.

Installed W7 on the XP partition (removing XP essentially)

Upon rebooting, W7 seems to have set itself to the active partition; boots straight into W7.

Stick in Ubuntu Live CD, and use GParted to set OS X as the active partition. Get boot1:error and can't access anything.

Change boot flag back to W7, and start looking for a fix.

 

 

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I tried that, and got a boot1: error.

 

My order of events:

Had XP and OS X dualboot with Darwin.

Installed W7 on the XP partition (removing XP essentially)

Upon rebooting, W7 seems to have set itself to the active partition; boots straight into W7.

Stick in Ubuntu Live CD, and use GParted to set OS X as the active partition. Get boot1:error and can't access anything.

Change boot flag back to W7, and start looking for a fix.

 

 

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I would copy chain0 to c: and also over to c:\windows then use command prompt for the whole bcdedit scenario again (p.s when you open command prompt if it is on c:\windows\system32 i would type "cd.." to go down in the directory easier that way

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