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don't ask exactly how, but i did it. :huh:

 

partition your HD into two partitions, install leopard on one.

 

get it all perfect.

 

insert win7 dvd and install it on the partition that the disk can see (it will know about the HFS+, but won't be able to identify it or see how much space in it is filled).

 

use EasyBCD as bootloader.

it should be self-explanatory, but i can walk you through the steps.

 

All Done.

 

As for specifics, i have no idea :glare:

Works!

 

From my leopard install, I made a second partition from free space in disk utility, formatted FAT.

Popped in the win7 disk, formatted FAT partition to NTFS, proceeded with install.

When install finished, I ran easyBCD 2.0 beta, added an entry for leopard, and crossed my fingers.

Both boot without any problems :)

im on a toshiba satellite a135-s4427

 

XxX 10.5.5 ppf1 for my leopard install

latest chameleon

installed leopard and got it working nice, then used disk utility and switched to 2 partitions, hfs+ and then a fat partition.

 

win7 build 7000 for my win7 install

select advanced disk options or something like that.

format fat partition to ntfs, then install.

 

once win7 is running use easybcd 2 beta to add your leopard entry to boot.

 

are you using disk utility to resize/create your partitions or something like gparted?

 

here is a snap from my disk utility:

du.tiff

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