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GUID
Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 9:46 pm
by cpascu01
I'm trying to dual boot OSX 10.4.8 with Vista. I have it installed and it works but now I'm trying to set up the bootloader using chain0. Does anyone know how to determine the GUID of my OSX partition?
UPDATE
I didn't figure out what the GUID was, but using EasyBCD really helped. =)
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 1:48 am
by tmp101
GUID, have not gone there,...
from what I heard, GUID, resize partitions, without loosing data,....yeah
no more MBR ,...
- efi support
- window 64 xp , boot support, darn only on 64bit version,...
but have no idea how to make it bootable,...
please post if you got dual boot working,
maybe even linux,....forgot does the T2500 do 64bit ?
Re: GUID
Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 12:34 pm
by mfbernstein
cpascu01 wrote:I'm trying to dual boot OSX 10.4.8 with Vista. I have it installed and it works but now I'm trying to set up the bootloader using chain0. Does anyone know how to determine the GUID of my OSX partition?
UPDATE
I didn't figure out what the GUID was, but using EasyBCD really helped. =)
Uh...
GUID is a type of partition table (like MBR).
I think you're trying to figure out the device number of your OS X partition, which is something else entirely. EasyBCD should make that unnecessary. (Confusingly, GUID can also mean 'general user id').