lemmyc
Member
Hi all,
I have Win 7 and Snow Leopard happily working alongside each other. Each are on separate hard disks. To have the option of booting into both, I set the SL disk as first in the boot sequence. I press a key at the Darwin prompt, and there I can choose from SL or Win7.
I would prefer to use EasyBCD - I believe it can chain the Darwin loader so that the boot menu is a one step process?
Anyway, I've set up EasyBCD 2.0 on Win 7, and set the win disk to be first in the boot sequence.
I've added SL as an option in the boot menu, but all the options I've tried so far don't boot SL.
The SL drive doesn't have a letter in the Win 7 disk management utility, and one can't be assigned to it. When I add OSX as a boot option, I'm given the following drive options: A, C, D, E, BOOT
Well drive E is a media storage hard disk in Win 7, so I've tried D and BOOT, but neither worked. (Using MBR option. Pretty sure I tried the default option with those too.)
Any ideas on what I should do? By the way, SL was installed using the Kakewalk method. (See Kakewalk)
Thanks.
I have Win 7 and Snow Leopard happily working alongside each other. Each are on separate hard disks. To have the option of booting into both, I set the SL disk as first in the boot sequence. I press a key at the Darwin prompt, and there I can choose from SL or Win7.
I would prefer to use EasyBCD - I believe it can chain the Darwin loader so that the boot menu is a one step process?
Anyway, I've set up EasyBCD 2.0 on Win 7, and set the win disk to be first in the boot sequence.
I've added SL as an option in the boot menu, but all the options I've tried so far don't boot SL.
The SL drive doesn't have a letter in the Win 7 disk management utility, and one can't be assigned to it. When I add OSX as a boot option, I'm given the following drive options: A, C, D, E, BOOT
Well drive E is a media storage hard disk in Win 7, so I've tried D and BOOT, but neither worked. (Using MBR option. Pretty sure I tried the default option with those too.)
Any ideas on what I should do? By the way, SL was installed using the Kakewalk method. (See Kakewalk)
Thanks.