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Disk Utility dosen't recognize my OS X partition!


Gynn R.
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Hello, I have one problem, I have gone through steps 1-6 successfully, but during installation it asks me for a volume to install on, so then I open Disk Utility, but the only volume it recognizes is my DVDRW Drive! I am running on a nForce 4 SATA chipset and a AMD processor. All help in getting it recognized would be highly appreciated! Thank you very much! I've set aside 65 GB partition for OS X. The guide Im using is right here: http://www.profit42.com/index.php/2007/04/...indows-machine/

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Hello, I have one problem, I have gone through steps 1-6 successfully, but during installation it asks me for a volume to install on, so then I open Disk Utility, but the only volume it recognizes is my DVDRW Drive! I am running on a nForce 4 SATA chipset and a AMD processor. All help in getting it recognized would be highly appreciated! Thank you very much! I've set aside 65 GB partition for OS X. The guide Im using is right here: http://www.profit42.com/index.php/2007/04/...indows-machine/

Did you make that partition a 'primary' partition?

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Use a PATA HDD. Booting native from Nforce4 SATA doesn't work. If you're on a laptop forget about it. until no new drivers for that are presented its nearly hopeless to get it working natively.

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yeah, would be really nice if someone could start development on this, i guess there are lots of people out there who would like to see osx running on Nforce4 SATA based systems. For desktop users its esasy, buy an IDE HDD and youre fine but those who own a laptop... no chance yet.

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