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Hello,

 

I have a few questions before installing Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 on my Notebook. I have an ASUS Notebook (Intel Core i5) with Win7 (64-bit) already installed. The HDD has 3 partitions: 1) Win7, 2) Empty (Hopefully Mac OS X soon!) and 3) Data. I'm planning on using iATKOS L2 to make a Dual-Boot. I've searched on-line to make sure all my hardware is compatible and I found this tool: System Info. This is what it shows:

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The problem are my graphics cards: Intel® HD Graphics 3000 and NVIDIA GeForce GT 520MX, and I haven't been able to find any post about my NVIDIA card.

So my questions are:

1-. If I try to install iATKOS L2, will it work?? (I mean with any of the graphics cards.)

2-. If I install iATKOS L2, will I still be able to boot Win7?? Is there any chance of losing my Data partition??

3-. Has anyone tried to make the Dual-Boot with this software: EasyBCD??

 

I'm want to install Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 now, but keep the process of making everything compatible as a project...

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Do you have an optimus model? If so you will not be able to get the nvidia card working but the integrated intel hd 3000 wil work. I was able to install iatkos with the rboot cd and boot options graphicsenablerno. What is the asus model you use?

 

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