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chetan6686

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Apr 11, 2010
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Hi all,
I have the new 13 inch 2.66 ghz MBP.I m planning to install windows 7 through Bootcamp?Can anybody suggest what should be the appropriate size of the partition or should i go with the default 32 GB..??I m planning to Play Call of duty Modern warfare 2..so i may be needing space..but my doubt is can i install the game into the Mac partition instead of the Windows partition??(then i can keep 32 GB)
Thanks in advance!!!
 
It came with 320 GB...though i dont have concern for space..the thing is i will be downloading games so i will be like requiring 11 GB for call of duty MW2 to download and again 11GB or more to install.I downloaded MW2 port version and itz disappointing !!!!
 
:)
Not without 3rd party apps like NTFS-3G and HFSExplorer. As I said, you can give it 50GB now and resize if needed

First of all thank you for replying..I really appreciate it.:)
I have already installed Macfuse and NTFS for mac...they are working fine.
So will i be able to download large files in Windows 7 mode and then move it to the Mac partition and vice versa???
 
:)

First of all thank you for replying..I really appreciate it.:)
I have already installed Macfuse and NTFS for mac...they are working fine.
So will i be able to download large files in Windows 7 mode and then move it to the Mac partition and vice versa???

if your formatted in NTFS then it will all go smoothly for you :D

just make sure to backup regularly!
 
you can resize later? using BC app?

See my post above ;)

:)

First of all thank you for replying..I really appreciate it.:)
I have already installed Macfuse and NTFS for mac...they are working fine.
So will i be able to download large files in Windows 7 mode and then move it to the Mac partition and vice versa???

Yeah, OS X can read NTFS without any apps but for writing, you need NTFS-3G. Windows can't read or write HFS+ without any apps but HFSExplorer is free and works okay
 
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