GUID How to override

Discussion in 'MacOS' started by baallrog, Nov 16, 2009.

  1. baallrog

    baallrog

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    Hello,

    I have already Windows XP installed on my AOA150.
    And i don't want to format my harddrive and lost my Windows XP ...
    In addition there is an invisible partition who can restore my Windows on my netbook.

    If I want to install a retail Snow Leopard without reformating my harddriver with GUID partition.

    I found a way ... modified the OSInstall.mpkg file but It didn't work at all for me ...


    So can someone help me please ?
     
    baallrog, Nov 16, 2009
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  2. baallrog

    ahovis

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    So can you give some details as to what you were trying and where you got the method from? I have exactly the same problem even though I have OSX 10.5 on my disk the installer wants a GUID formatted disk and mine is set up as a boot partition and no go. I have way too much stuff invested in my XP partition to wipe it and start over.
     
    ahovis, Nov 18, 2009
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  3. baallrog

    ahovis

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    See my post in this forum for the solution to this.
     
    ahovis, Nov 23, 2009
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  4. baallrog

    baallrog

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    Yes, I see it today.

    I'm actually installing.
    It seems to work like a charm !

    Thank you !
     
    baallrog, Nov 23, 2009
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