And I'm not gonna tell you where to get the programs, use your imagination![]()
What, you can't tell them to go to coriolis-systems.com?
p.s nice drawing![]()
I know; I'm so proud of myself
And I'm not gonna tell you where to get the programs, use your imagination![]()
p.s nice drawing![]()
In my case, the files for Parallels VM were marked unmovable.
I backed up my hard disk and deleted these files and viola!
I now have Windows XP running via boot camp
I am having the same problem. I visited Coriolis Systems website but the company states that the current version of iDefrag is not compatible with Leopard. What other suggestions do you have? I have been using vmware but I want to install Windows under Bootcamp. Thanks.
thanks for the tip Jackslater !! I lost so much time with Apple bootcamp FAQ, formatting and restoring my laptop... before I finally looked on google for this problem and found this forum.
I bought IDefrag, ran Compact Defrag and I was able to partitionate my disk after that! yeah! Why bootcamp doesn't simply say the real problem??![]()
I fail to see why you formatted/restored your laptop, and THEN followed the solution in this forum; you should only have to do one or the other...
Boot Camp doesn't say the real problem because for some users it's too hard to understand. I know several people who still can't understand that their MacBooks can run Windows even after I've demonstrated doing so on my own MacBook. Sigh.
How do i make a bootable dvd with idefrag?
Please help, im new to this.