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first of all, thanks for all the help from everyone here. im getitng very close thanks to help on this forum. yes, hopefully just one last thing. now i can use the darwin boot, and it works on iATKOS. then it installs, and now i can start bootinging into leopard. but then, it says HFS+ Partion error. help please? i searched around the forums and didnt find much help for iATKOS. help is appreciated, as usual, im so close i can smell it!

Thank u very much for the help. i will try that soon and see if that works.will the dev/rdisk0 change for me because my leopard is on a seperate drive? like would it be rdisk2 or something? because i dont wanna delete windows or anything like that. wut exactly does typing that in do anyways?

Try Making your drive active

 

First use the Installation Disk and go into Disk Utilty and Find out your drive number and partition number by right clicking on the drive and click "information"

 

fdisk -e /dev/rdiskX "enter" replace X with your drive number

update "enter"

f X "enter" replace X with your Partition number

w "enter"

q "enter"

Reboot

 

or you can try this

fdisk -e /dev/rdiskX (enter) replace x with drive number

flag -2 (enter)

update (enter)

write (enter)

quit (enter)

 

Just half a Little patience and stuff will come to you

 

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I struggled with this issue for months in Tiger.

 

I think what you're looking for is here:

http://www.insanelymac.com/lofiversion/index.php/t30322.html

 

Boot from the DVD or another drive, run the dd= procedure and the startupfiletool procedure.

You should be able to find a download link to startupfiletool in the Genius Bar.

 

Good luck. Hoping the gurus will find me, the next time I "plead for mercy."

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