BoBo Posted December 14, 2007 Share Posted December 14, 2007 I am trying to dual boot vista and leopard. This computer only have one disk, so it isn't as easy as other installs. I have two partitions obviously. I booted into the ToH DVD and created two partitions, I made one MS-DOS (FAT) and the other I made Mac Extended (Journaled). I then booted up Vista and I have to format the FAT partition to NTFS and installed Vista. At this point I could boot into Vista. Next, I booted up the ToH DVD and installed Leopard to the HFS partition. I followed Digitmemo guide as best I could, so I could enable EFI v8 for the Leopard install.Digitmemo guide So, I put boot_v8, grldr, tboot, menu.lst and boot.ini into C: of the vista partition. This is my boot.ini =================== [boot loader] timeout=5 default=c:\tboot [operating system] c:\tboot="Mac OSX Leopard" ==================== This is my menu.lst ==================== find -set-root /bootmgr timeout 10 default 0 title Leopard kernel (hd0,0)/boot_v8 ==================== When I reboot the computer, I get a loader that says, "Microsoft Windows Vista" and "Mac OSX Leopard". If I select Vista it loads just fine. If I select OSX it says, "No HFS partition found". Do I need to do the startuptool section? I was under the impression that if you're using the grub/grldr method you don't use startuptool? Thanks for the help. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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