Just tried restarting my 2011 MacBook Pro 13" i5, Apple logo doesn't come up and it goes to a black screen and says no bootable device. I recently partitioned my hard drive for Windows with the Boot Camp utility, but since I was unable to find my install disc, chose quit and install later. Lion continued to run fine. Decided to restart (because it's good to do every now and then) and this happened. I'd prefer not to wipe my hard drive or reinstall OSX, if I could instead boot in Linux or something to solve the problem. I also have a flash drive with Lion on it if that is better. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
EDIT: Fixed it, booted from my lion drive by holding option at startup and selecting it, went to disk utility, selected the partitioned drive, partition tab, selected the windows partition and clicked the minus button. Took less than a second to delete the empty partition and then booted right up. (Put all this in just incase someone else needs it)
EDIT: Fixed it, booted from my lion drive by holding option at startup and selecting it, went to disk utility, selected the partitioned drive, partition tab, selected the windows partition and clicked the minus button. Took less than a second to delete the empty partition and then booted right up. (Put all this in just incase someone else needs it)
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