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xchaotic

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Jan 14, 2008
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Hi.

I upgraded my HDD, I simply used disk Utility to move data for the OSX HFS partition.
I tried to use Winclone to move but that didn't work too well, plus there is a unnecessary image step, so I ended up moving using disk utility again which again went fine.
The only problem is that rather than creating the partition through bootcamp assistant, I created it straight in diskutility and windows is not bootable.
I tried using fdisk to fix but that didn't work.

The partition table is GUID based and the windows partition is NTFS.

All I need is a way to be able to restore booting into windows, as right now this is not an option when I press the alt key...

I have backups for everything, but I'd rather not fiddle with disk swapping again as it all takes so long...
 
I'm sure that what you wan can be handled with GParted Live. Just make the partitions look like the old drive.

However like all partition operations, proceed at you own risk.

B
 
Thanks, very useful and the ISO's not too big which really helps in my case..

Lech
 
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