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Restore default bootloader without harming partitions
I'm having the exact problem as you describe it, but when I go to disk utility, and select the volume, it only shows one disk partition, the one that I tried to boot windows on, and not my original partition, and I can't wiggle the little arrow thing like you described. The partition that shows up is only a fraction of my hard disk memory, but if, instead of "current", I select multiple partitions, then my full memory shows up. How do I reboot back into Mac OS X??
Restore default bootloader without harming partitions
I just was tinkering with Ubuntu 9.10, trying to install on a USB hard drive. It was successful, but could no longer boot OS X. I found this, but I couldn't change partitions in DiskUtil. Then I remembered that OS X is based off Unix/BSD. Looked up the manuals for fdisk. Used it from command terminal from OS X install DVD. |
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