Windows multiboot manipulation
If you had installed windows vista on the first partition before install Leopard (on the same disk). 3 other ways for dual booting vista , windows 2008 and windows 7 with mac , assuming that windows is installed first , actually I have a trible booting , first windows 2008 , second windows 7 and last mac:
1) put in windows installation cd in the drive,
then choose language,
do not click install-click repair disk.
go to command prompt-write "diskpart" and enter, all without quotations
then "list disk", enter "select disk 0"(wherever windows boot files are installed , the 100 mb first partition, reserved by system), enter,
then "list part", enter,"select part 1"(the partition of windows boot files) enter,
"active", enter, then "exit" the diskpart, "exit" the command prompt.
go to repair disk, you will see a bar going from left to write, once is done
it will ask you to restart(because windows startup is now fixed), do not restart.
go back to command prompt, entering diskpart repeating all the steps
but this time, selecting where iatkos S3 is installed, mark that partition
active, then restart.
2) repair your Windows 7 boot loader,
Insert the Windows 7 installation DVD,
at the first installation screen select your language etc, and at the second screen select "repair computer". boot in Windows 7, and unhide your hidden 100MB partition:
1. In disk management, assign a drive letter for your 100MB hidden partition.
2.Download EasyBCD and add a new boot entry, select MacOS ......... , Add, Save. That's it.
You can now have dual boot with Windows 7 and OSX.
3. Use vista dvd, boot the dvd, go to repair my computer, then click next, go to command prompt and write this:
diskpart
select disk 0 (check if you installed onto disk 0)
select partition 1 (check if this is really the partition containing windows boot files)
active
exit
bootrec /rebuildbcd (this will make windows boot, but osx will dissapear from boot menu, use easybcd to add snow leopard to windows boot menu)
If you installed vista AFTER Leopard, then you have to install EASYBCD for windows vista and do the same as XP, add a entry for OSX as generic x86, save changes.
If you want OSX bootloader to take care of everything after repair Vista bootloader, go into diskpart again , but this time, make active the OSX partition, now everything will work as expected.
Change log from S3 to S3 version 2:
- IOATA and RTC panic problems on some 945 and 965 motherboards solved.
- 32-bit RTC package added for those problematic motherboards.
- AppleIntelPIIXATA Non-AHCI SATA driver that supports 6 ports added.
- Language packs updated to 10.6.3 version since they were from 10.6.0 and they caused some annoying bugs, so they are ok will be ok by the upgrades from now (except the Turkish language which is not supported by Apple).
- VoodooHDA upgraded from 0.2.2 to 0.2.6.1.
- Intel Pro V100 ethernet driver updated. Now it is 64/32 and working good.
- Marvell 88E8038 ethernet support added.
- Kext Utility updated to 2.4.2 version which works better.
Method 1
Boot loader:
-AsereBLN
Bootloader options:
-ETHERNET
Patches:
-Extra Directory
-fakesmc
-DIsabler
-RTC
Modified Kernels:
-qoopz 10.3.0
Drivers:
-AHCI SATA
-INTEL SATA/IDE
Sound (both)
-Voodoo HDA
-Apple HDA (I NOW install without VOODOO HDA because on their site there is a better and newer version that I install right after OS X is up and running)
PS/2:
-VOODOO PS/2
CPU Power Management:-voodoo P-State
VGA:
-nVidia DVI/VGA (to match your input, output. My guess is it's the same)
NO ENABLERS AT ALL!!!!!
Network:
-Realtek>>>Wired>>>RTL8139 (again, match yours).
Method 2
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad 8400 2.66 GHz
Bootloader : Asere BTL 1.1.9
Bootloader Options: Enable Graphic Enabler
Enable Ethernet
Enable Legacy Logo
Patches:Enable Extra directory
Enable fakesmc
Enable Disabler
Enable RTC
Modified Kernels: Disable all
Enable EVO Reboot
Enable Sleep Enabler
Drivers:
Main Hadrware:
SATA/IDE: Enable only JMicron SATA/IDE
Sound: Enable olny Voodoo HDA
PS/2 Enable only Aplle PS/2
CPU Power Menagement: Enable only EVO Speedstep
Laptop Hardware: Disable All
Enable NTFS 3G
VGA:
nVidia:
EFI String disable all
Enabler:
Enable only NVEnabler
Network:
Wired:
Atheros:
Enable only Attansic L1E
And that is all!
Method 3
ASUS COMMANDO Motherboard
Pentium 4 3.8Ghz EM64T
4GB DDR2 Crucial Ballistix Ram
1GB DDR2 NVidia 9500GT
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 se (not working,no kext available yet)
Replaced with an old C-Media card
Used kext helper B7 to install the driver from : http://www.kexts.com/
(CMI8738PCIAudioDriver kext )
Now I have fully working sound in/out and Mic .
SETTINGS I USED:
Boot loader - Use Chameleon v2 RC5 (uncheck all others)
Boot loader Options - 32bit boot
-Graphics Enabler
USB - usb fix
PATCHES -Extra directory (Uncheck this or it will not install )
- fakesmc
- disabler
- RTC-RTC (choose first one)
MODIFIED KERNELS - qoopz 10.3.0
DRIVERS :
MAIN HARDWARE - SATA/IDE - Intel SATA/IDE
UNCHECK THE SOUND (Important) It will not work with this checked.
You can load the driver kext for your card later manually with kext helper B7
UNCHECK VGA
NETWORK - Wired - Marvell - Marvell Yukon 88E8001
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