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Though i'm not sure your in the right sub :) ....here ya go

Boot DVD and press f8

at prompt boot with -s

when booted to single user prompt type "fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0" without quotes and 0 being 1st hd

next type "flag 1" 1 being the 1st partition

type "u" to update

type "w" to write MBR

type "quit" to well....quit

type "reboot" to...

remove DVD and you should be off and bootin

Kenny

OK, what HD (1st=0, 2nd=1...) and patition (1st=1, 2rd=2...) do you have OSX installed? Fdisk should work. You can try Gparted live to flag the partition, that has worked for some. If when you boot Gparted, the correct partition is marked bootable, unchech it and reboot, then boot Gparted again and mark it........that may work.

 

You can use the update to 10.5.2 but not the auto update. You can download it, and search the forum for instructions on install. Or I used "Kalyway_hack10.5.2ComboUpdate" (correct search name) and it worked 100%. Just be sure to backup what you have, so if something goes wrong, you don't shoot me :P .

Kenny

BTW, are you multi booting? If so, what other OS?

OS X is installed on hard drive 0 partition 1. GParted LiveCD tells me the partition is 'BAD'. Does that matter. I have flagged it is active but the problem remains.

 

I thought that if that EFI thing was installed you could install the updates just like a real mac.

 

I have a multi boot of OSX and Vista.

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