as title says EasyBCD 1.7.1 doesn't find Leopard partition.
This is what i did:
i took a notebook Hp dv6000 with Vista Premium installed.
I created a partition for OSX.
Now i have 3 partition: C (Vista); D (recovery); E (OSX).
I installed Leopard correctly (no errors found), at the end it asks to restart so i did it but at startup was loaded vista and not leopard. I launched EasyBCD 1.7.1, it recognized only vista OS, i did as documentation says, so i reinstalled the vista bootloader, i tried to add OSX entry, but if i go on "Mac" tab i can't find "Auto-configure Mac Settings". I select "Generic x86 PC, i change the name and check "Add Entry". If i go on "View Settings" tab, BCD shows 2 entries: Vista and Leopard. But Leopard has got drive "C" like Vista... if i try to change it i can choose only between C (Vista); D (recovery); Boot.
i tried also launching Leopard installation and doing a new darwin bootloader installation on osx partition but nothing changed.
I hope someone could help me and sorry for my awful english
This is what i did:
i took a notebook Hp dv6000 with Vista Premium installed.
I created a partition for OSX.
Now i have 3 partition: C (Vista); D (recovery); E (OSX).
I installed Leopard correctly (no errors found), at the end it asks to restart so i did it but at startup was loaded vista and not leopard. I launched EasyBCD 1.7.1, it recognized only vista OS, i did as documentation says, so i reinstalled the vista bootloader, i tried to add OSX entry, but if i go on "Mac" tab i can't find "Auto-configure Mac Settings". I select "Generic x86 PC, i change the name and check "Add Entry". If i go on "View Settings" tab, BCD shows 2 entries: Vista and Leopard. But Leopard has got drive "C" like Vista... if i try to change it i can choose only between C (Vista); D (recovery); Boot.
i tried also launching Leopard installation and doing a new darwin bootloader installation on osx partition but nothing changed.
I hope someone could help me and sorry for my awful english