Tsuchiya
Sep 9, 2008, 01:38 PM
Hi, I decided to delete the Vista Ultimate partition I had on my Mac and went through the usual means by going through Boot Camp Assistant to delete the partition.
There were no known issues until I went to boot up my Macbook Pro again. Instead of flashing the Apple logo and proceeding to Leopard, I get the off-white screen followed by a black one with a message telling me to insert a boot disk to continue.
This happens every time, so when I turn on my laptop I have to hold down the alt/option button to manually boot up 10.5.
It's quite annoying...how do I fix this problem?
If it helps, I am running a 15.4 Macbook Pro with 10.5.4 and I had installed Windows Vista Ultimate, but the 64-bit version. I was also using the default version of Boot Camp Assistant preloaded with Leopard (incompatibility being one of the main reasons I deleted the said partition).
Cheers!:)
There were no known issues until I went to boot up my Macbook Pro again. Instead of flashing the Apple logo and proceeding to Leopard, I get the off-white screen followed by a black one with a message telling me to insert a boot disk to continue.
This happens every time, so when I turn on my laptop I have to hold down the alt/option button to manually boot up 10.5.
It's quite annoying...how do I fix this problem?
If it helps, I am running a 15.4 Macbook Pro with 10.5.4 and I had installed Windows Vista Ultimate, but the 64-bit version. I was also using the default version of Boot Camp Assistant preloaded with Leopard (incompatibility being one of the main reasons I deleted the said partition).
Cheers!:)
