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Okay...using Ubuntu, I have looked inside my installation of Leo Kalyway 10.5.2 for AMD 64s.

I feel as though it is missing the file that starts up the OS boot...like the way ISOs anf IMGs start up disks, games, etc.

 

All I know is that I installed it successfully...but I have NOT made Leo boot from my external hard drive.

I've been told over and over it's a bios issue...but perhaps I am missing a file.

 

The files/folders inside the drive, that are visible are the following:

 

Applications, Library, System, Users, and then a strange un-openable document named mach_kernel.ctfsys

 

Is this correct.

 

Also...has anyone on here ever gotten Leo to work on an HP Pavilion 9700 before or am I going through all this for nothing because it's not compatible. >_<

 

Thanks,

Winlinmac12

you can boot again from dvd, open terminal and use fdisk to install the bootloader (this if you installed osx on a internal hdd because I don't think you can boot from external usb device)

 

bash-3.2# fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0

Enter 'help' for information

fdisk: 1> help

fdisk: 1> update

fdisk: 1> write

fdisk: 1> quit

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