Made my first attempt at boot camp last night. Whenever it would restart with the Vista DVD in the drive it would eject the disk and and give a non boot disk error.
I have a Vista iso image burned onto a DVD+RW with Magic ISO. Is it because it is burned to a DVD+RW and not DVD-R?
I know "RW" sometimes means there is a another bit of software on the DVD thats not part of the ISO.
I loaded XP just fine and when I am in Windows and insert the VISTA disk it recognizes it as a VISTA disk. It will even start he installation but stops because the format is FAT32. So I restart from XP and it still ejects the disk.
I have a Vista iso image burned onto a DVD+RW with Magic ISO. Is it because it is burned to a DVD+RW and not DVD-R?
I know "RW" sometimes means there is a another bit of software on the DVD thats not part of the ISO.
I loaded XP just fine and when I am in Windows and insert the VISTA disk it recognizes it as a VISTA disk. It will even start he installation but stops because the format is FAT32. So I restart from XP and it still ejects the disk.
