Someone in a forum said to boot from the OS X install cd and launch the command line/terminal (whatever) and do the following:
" You can also remove the EFI partition using "gpt remove -i 1 /dev/rdisk0" (MAKE SURE that your EFI partition is #1 - "gpt show") when booted from the OS X Install DVD. Reboot then and boot the Vista setup DVD, run the "recovery tools" and that should make Vista work then. "
This didn't work for me... and I'm not sure how to use the gpt show thing he is talking about. I have 2 partitions I need deleted the EFI and "Untitled" where Vista was originally installed but NEVER got passed the installation phase. And no, the partition manager within the vista installation would NEVER delete the efi partition, nothing would happen.
I just want a quick and easy way to delete my non-Mac OS X partitions. I'm actually pretty angry that there is no Partition Magic equiv. for the Mac
" You can also remove the EFI partition using "gpt remove -i 1 /dev/rdisk0" (MAKE SURE that your EFI partition is #1 - "gpt show") when booted from the OS X Install DVD. Reboot then and boot the Vista setup DVD, run the "recovery tools" and that should make Vista work then. "
This didn't work for me... and I'm not sure how to use the gpt show thing he is talking about. I have 2 partitions I need deleted the EFI and "Untitled" where Vista was originally installed but NEVER got passed the installation phase. And no, the partition manager within the vista installation would NEVER delete the efi partition, nothing would happen.
I just want a quick and easy way to delete my non-Mac OS X partitions. I'm actually pretty angry that there is no Partition Magic equiv. for the Mac