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1. I installed LEOPARD from Zepyroth's AMD Disk.

 

2. I booted from the dvd and ran -s to get to terminal. I typed in:

 

fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0 (There is only hard drive, SATA.)

update

f 2 (The disk utility shows my installation as the 2 partiton.)

w

q

reboot

 

Now I'm getting a b0 error when I attempt to boot from the hard drive.

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Hmmm.... when I load up the installer disc and go to disk utility it shows the install partition as 2.

 

When I go to terminal and type:

 

fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0

print

 

It shows that the data is written to partition 1.

 

So if I typed:

 

f 1

w

q

 

Now when I try to boot I just get a blinking "_"

 

I need to get it working with this SATA drive!

 

For this entire thread I've only had the one SATA drive connected. As a side note, I was able to get this installation working 100% from an IDE hard drive. It "just worked" without any need for fdisk, etc.

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