My computer was Snow Leopard with a Windows XP Partition and everything was peachy keen. I upgraded to Lion with a Developer Preview a few months ago and took the option to skip the installation of the Recovery HD because the Bootcamp interfered with it and both partitions still ran without a hitch.
When the official release came out last week, I downloaded that version of Lion and installed it. The partition made its little problem or whatever but this time it just came back as not installable, and I was not given the option to skip the Recovery HD. Because I opted for a full installation of an official, stable release of the OS, I backed up a few important files on my XP partition and erased it (not knowing about that little fix where you change the size of the partition). Besides, I think Windows 7 would be a good change, and as it's the only option, I went with it. Correctly reinstalled that newest official Lion without the impediment from Bootcamp.
I ran Boot Camp Assistant and made a new partition. I got an .iso of Windows 7. BCA downloaded the Support files and I burned them to a CD. All is well. Now it asks for the install disk. I burned my .iso to a DVD and put it in, and hit install. BCA decided it wasn't going to accept it (the disk "couldn't be found"). I have done many Google searches and tried burning the .iso to DVD at a lower speed, 4x, but still nothing. Can anyone help with this?
:-Dan
When the official release came out last week, I downloaded that version of Lion and installed it. The partition made its little problem or whatever but this time it just came back as not installable, and I was not given the option to skip the Recovery HD. Because I opted for a full installation of an official, stable release of the OS, I backed up a few important files on my XP partition and erased it (not knowing about that little fix where you change the size of the partition). Besides, I think Windows 7 would be a good change, and as it's the only option, I went with it. Correctly reinstalled that newest official Lion without the impediment from Bootcamp.
I ran Boot Camp Assistant and made a new partition. I got an .iso of Windows 7. BCA downloaded the Support files and I burned them to a CD. All is well. Now it asks for the install disk. I burned my .iso to a DVD and put it in, and hit install. BCA decided it wasn't going to accept it (the disk "couldn't be found"). I have done many Google searches and tried burning the .iso to DVD at a lower speed, 4x, but still nothing. Can anyone help with this?
:-Dan
