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10.5: Create a three-partition Boot Camp setup
I did something similar (which I described here) to set up my system to triple boot Leopard, Tiger, and Windows.
I started with Leopard occupying the entire drive, used Boot Camp to install Windows, and finally used Leopard's disk utility to resize the Leopard partition and create a new partition for Tiger. This works since Leopard's disk utility can non-destructively resize partitions.
10.5: Create a three-partition Boot Camp setup
Solved. Following a suggestion above I tried to install Windows on the third partition again, now formatting FAT32 (quick) A SECOND TIME from within the Win installation procedure. Flawless.
10.5: Create a three-partition Boot Camp setup
Thanks mike3 for the comment.
10.5: Create a three-partition Boot Camp setup
One thing to add in step b> I resized mac partition by booting from the leopard OSX install CD and selecting Disk Utility from the menu bar. First resize the mac partition then add another partition of free space size. Bootcamp partition must not be touched. |
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