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Hello,

 

So as the title says, i'm getting this message when i start. It happened after i restored a Windows XP image i made before. So i let the Snow Leopard partition as active and Win XP as primary and get this message... I just don't get it, what the hell is wrong with chameleon?!

 

Help me please :)

 

 

FOOL EDIT! The active partition was the file stock partition...! Sadly, after setting 10.6 partition as active, this is not fixed cause i get memory allocation error, hell!! I never ever saw or heard of that!

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Some news : I set the XP partition as active, boot on it and do few things, then re-set the Snow partition as active but it would just restart over and over without showing chameleon...

 

So i just plug in my usb snow disk to get its chameleon, then what do i see? My internal Snow partition is now showed as "NTFS Windows"! What the hell does it means?! :(

 

I can access it when i'm under Windows (with MacDrive) and browse it without problems... It means nothing was deleted, there's just some {censored} but i can't understand... Anyone?

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Wow. It sounds like you messed up a lot. Back up the OSx86 partition and back up the Window$ partition (preferably to seperate partitions on a backup drive (If you choose to partition with Disk Utility, make sure you partition your HD as MBR)). Download GParted and create a new partition table. Partition your drive as you see fit and install Window$. Follow my guide here. You might not have to do a new partition table but that gives your HD a clean start.

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